The Seven Principles of Universal Design

The Seven Principles of Universal Design are guidelines to create products and environments that are accessible to everyone, regardless of age or ability. They are: 1. **Equitable Use**: Design is useful for everyone. 2. **Flexibility**: Accommodates a wide range of individual preferences. 3. **Simple & Intuitive**: Easy to understand, regardless of experience. 4. **Perceptible Information**: Provides information effectively to all users. 5. **Tolerance for Error**: Minimizes hazards and consequences of mistakes. 6. **Low Physical Effort**: Can be used efficiently with minimal fatigue. 7. **Size & Space for Use**: Adequate space for approach, reach, and use. These principles promote inclusivity and usability for all.