1. Learning Hub
  2. Accessibility
This is some text inside of a div block.

How to make your design process more inclusive

A masterclass with:
Jen Kozenski-Devins
•
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
•
•

Key Takeaways

  • √
    Focus on the extremes such as how would someone use this product if they only had one arm can lead to more innovative solutions
  • √
    Understand the severity of the issue - does it completely block people, is it difficult but achievable, is it more of an annoyance
  • √
    Accessible and inclusive products create loyalty
WATCH THE SERIES

Series info

  • Videos
    2
  • Length
  • Difficulty
    Easy
Start WATCHING

Description

When thinking about a very general product development process there are a number of opportunities to focus on inclusion.

Videos

Why is it important to create a more inclusive design process?
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:26
How to identify the opportunities and gaps for a more inclusive process
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:52
What are ways to identify excluded populations that are most important to focus on?
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:36
How to make a case for an inclusive design process?
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:56
What are some tactics you can use to prioritize what problems to solve?
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:17
How can designers better collaborate with engineers for inclusive products
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:12
Establishing clear metrics to communicate the impact of a more inclusive design process?
Jen Kozenski-Devins
Head of Accessibility UX, Google
01:00