Accessibility and Research 101
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This talk explains how to include people with disabilities in interface design by using accessible research tools and frameworks from the start of a project. It reviews concrete methods such as empathy maps and other user-research techniques, questions whether common tools are truly inclusive, and shows how to adapt research practices to represent a wider diversity of users and archetypes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:50Disability definition
- 5:21Ableism in design
- 7:08Accessibility data
- 10:00Accessible research tools
- 15:13Inclusive benchmarks
- 16:18Extreme contexts
- 17:00Usability vs accessibility testing
- 18:44Inclusion at every stage
- 23:16Q&A
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