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Brian Grellmann, senior user experience researcher, on making people cry in the pursuit of creating beautiful things that work for everyone. I grew up in Canada. My mom is Japanese, and my dad is S...
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Aviva marked Global Accessibility Awareness Day
Category: disability, Research, Awareness day, Dyslexia, Accessibility, Aviva, Global Accessibility Awareness Day, visual impairments, population, arthritis
Did you know around 20% of the UK’s population has a disability? To mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day our UX Research team hosted an interactive workshop in our UK Digital Garage to raise awareness of online accessibility and teach our staff about how to create inclusive design.
With the help of some simulators, the team showed what it’s like to have arthritis, dyslexia and visual impairments, while also revealing some of the steps we can take to improve our design process.
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