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Design for user accessibility
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- UX
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- Usability
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- Accessibility
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- Phyiscally
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- Conceptually
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- Economically
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- Culturally
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- Socially
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Accessibility is about removing barriers that can exclude people from using the system.
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Two main approaches to designing for accessibility
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Designing for all (universal desing) aims to accomodate
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Principles of Universal Design
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Equitable use: The design is useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities
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Simple and Intuitive Use: Use of teh design is iseasy to understand, regardless of the user's experience, knowledge, language skills or education level.
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Flexibility in use: The design acommodates a wide range of individual preferebnces abilities
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Perceptible Information:
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- Acceptability
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Accessibility Guidelines
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- UN and W3C
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- Guidelines to ensure equal accessibility
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examples:
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- contrast (at least 4.5:1)
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- colour
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- images
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- video/audio
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in norway, universial design of ict is a legal requirement for the web sites that address the general public.
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- de jure standard: lovdata
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- de facto: what the industry actually uses
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