Show Notes
Anfisa and Tej discuss the principles of inclusive design, its impact on society, strategies for incorporating it into their workflow, and the significance of the recent EU Accessibility Act. In this episode: • What are some real-world examples of inclusive design in the age of AI? • What are the costs of not designing inclusively? • How can designers begin practicing inclusive design principles in their daily work? • How would you define inclusive design, and what does it mean to you? • What are some characteristics of bad or exclusive design, and how does it differ from inclusive design? • In what ways can designers ensure they don’t overlook certain user segments and create more inclusive experiences? • What strategies or practices can you implement to make your work more inclusive? • How can designers effectively test their designs for inclusivity before launching them publicly?
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