
Show Notes
From accessible guitar toolkits to games tackling mental health and body image, discover the Design Award contenders that are reinventing what "inclusive design" means for the entire Apple ecosystem.
Delight and Fun Category — Grug app and Is This Seat Taken? game winner
Inclusivity Category — Guitar Wiz, accessibility features, and game highlights
Innovation Category — VisionOS experiences, NBA Live Games & Scores, and Blue Prince
Interaction Category — Moonlitt app, kid-friendly game design
Social Impact Category — Health, cultural, and mental health apps/games
Visuals and Graphics Category — Stunning app interfaces and graphics-intensive games
Where to download these award-winning apps and games
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