Accessible design takes into account that people have different abilities, circumstances and ways of using a solution. This includes people with disabilities, but also users on small screens, in bright light, with a poor connection or with limited time and attention.
What does accessible design involve in practice?
In practice, content, contrast, layout, interactions and components must work for different ways of seeing, hearing, understanding and operating a page. The design should be planned with keyboards, zoom, screen readers and different devices in mind.
Accessible design is relevant from the first sketch and throughout development. It often creates a clearer and more robust solution for everyone. See WCAG, Universal design and the W3C introduction to accessibility.
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