UXPA2019 9 Simple Strategies for Designing Inclusive Experiences

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Implementation of Accessibility guidelines by following WCAG or Section 508 might be perceived as a daunting task. WCAG 2.0 pertains 3 levels and 4 principles with 61 guidelines. WCAG 2.1 became effective from 2018 June with 17 more guidelines, totalling 78 guidelines to design experience for all abilities. This presentation will simplify the complex WCAG and 508 standards into 9 simple strategies to design Inclusive Experience.

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9 Simple Strategies for
Designing Inclusive
Experiences
Rajesh Kalidindi
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Inclusive Experience
Vision Hearing Speech Mobility Mobility Cognitive

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Impact of Exclusion
ONE BILLION PEOPLE
ON THE PLANET
1 IN 4 AMERICANS $2 TRILLION NET
WORTH

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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
(WCAG)
4 Principles 2 Versions 3 Levels 78 Guidelines

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9 Strategies
Design
Test
Change

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1. Layout (Design)

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1. Layout (Design) - Landmarks

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1. Layout (Design) – Page Title
Visual Title: None
<title>SPL - Home | The Seattle Public
Library </title>
Visual Title: Online Resources
<title>Online Resources | The Seattle Public
Library</title>
Visual Title: Event Calendar
<title>Event Calendar | The Seattle Public
Library</title>

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1. Layout (Design) – Headings

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1. Layout (Design) – Orientation

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1. Layout (Design) – Responsive

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2. Navigation (Design) - Bypass Blocks

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2. Navigation (Design) –Models

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2. Navigation (Design) - Keyboard Focus
& Order

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3. Content (Design) - Text Contrast

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3. Content (Design) – Images / Graphics
<img src="smiley.gif"
alt="Smiley face">

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3. Content (Design) - Animations

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3. Content (Design) - Color, Shape, Size,
Sound

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3. Content (Design) - Data Tables

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3. Content (Design) - Videos & Audios

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3. Content (Design) - Documents

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4. Data Entry (Design) - Labels

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4. Data Entry (Design) - Instructions

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4. Data Entry (Design) - Keyboard Shortcuts

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4. Data Entry (Design) - Enough Time

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4. Data Entry (Design) - Dynamic Content &
Custom Widgets

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5. Compliance Test
• Automated Tests
• Manual Tests
• Compatibility with Assistive Technology

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6. Usability Test
• Feedback is more important than testing process

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7. Champions

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8. Executive Support

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9. Persistence

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9 Strategies for Designing Inclusive
Experiences
Design
• Layout
• Navigation
• Content
• Data Entry
Test
• Compliance
• Usability
Change
• Champions
• Exec Support
• Persistence
Purpose
Conformance
Impact

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