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The difference between inclusive design and accessibility
From the course: Inclusive Design
The difference between inclusive design and accessibility
- Do you feel confident that you know the difference between inclusive design and accessibility? We often hear these terms being used as if they're synonyms, but they're not. Inclusive design and accessibility are related concepts, but they each have unique definitions and contexts in which they're used. Let's take a closer look at the meaning of each. As we go, take note of the similarities and differences. Having this understanding will help you shape your perspective and skills in this area. We'll start with accessibility. Accessibility refers to the process of making digital and physical products, services, or environments usable and accessible to people with disabilities like me. This may involve incorporating features, such as closed captions for videos or wheelchair access for buildings to ensure that people with disabilities can access and use products and services. Inclusive design, on the other hand, is a…
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