Accessible Design

Accessible design refers to creating products, spaces, and environments that can be used and enjoyed by everyone, including people with disabilities or limitations. It involves considering diverse needs—such as visual, hearing, mobility, or cognitive differences—to ensure barriers are minimized. For example, designing websites that can be navigated with a keyboard, using clear signage, or including ramps alongside stairs. The goal is to make everyday experiences inclusive and equitable, allowing all individuals to participate fully and independently in society. Accessible design benefits everyone by improving usability and comfort across various contexts.