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Mike Gower in IBM Design

Aug 5

Assessing components and patterns for WCAG 2.2

Version 2.2 of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, released in October…

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Mike Gower in IBM Design

Jun 29, 2023

A drop-down labelled ‘Standard’ with WCAG 2.2 selected, a Let’s go button, and callouts reading ‘Clearer focus!’, ‘Easier user input!’, ‘Bigger controls!’, ‘And more!’

WCAG 2.2, quick and simplified

The new version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are on the cusp of becoming a standard and…

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Eileen Boerner in IBM Design

Apr 25, 2023

Abstract graphics of cubes, hexagons, circles, a hand and a face as well as four people to symbolise teamwork. A standing person holds the graphics in the air, a person sitting in a wheelchair transports a box, a person equipped with blind cane carries a folder and another standing person presses bent against the graphics.

How Service Design can help your team to build accessible and inclusive digital products

Alexandra Dean Grossi in IBM Design

Dec 3, 2021

An illustration showing a laptop and overlays that show pieces of the IBM Accessibility Design Kit.

Accessibility offers the Ultimate User Experience

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Stephanie Cree in IBM Design

Feb 22, 2021

A person holding up a lightbulb on a gradient background.

Accessible motion: Why it’s essential and how to do it right.

Creating motion that enhances the…

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Manasi Vaidya in IBM Design

Sep 5, 2020

Accessibility: Guidelines for Information Architecture, UX Design, and Visual Design

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Bo Campbell in IBM Design

May 18, 2020

The image is a visual representation of addressing accessibility throughout the development process.

Accessible Design Thinking in the Enterprise World

Building inclusive products requires shifting…

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Roosevelt T. Faulkner in IBM Design

Sep 11, 2018

The beauty of accessible design

How studying accessible design can make us better human-centered designers

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Gabriella Lanning in IBM Design

Jul 17, 2018

Advice For Designers Looking to Get Their First Patent