Every time something is designed, there is an opportunity to include or exclude people. Inclusive design takes a human-centered approach, and recognizes that taking the breadth of user diversity—of capabilities, needs and aspirations—into account during design can result in products and programs that include a greater percentage of the population.
As we build products, programs and technology to engage citizens, the goal is to make these available to the broadest audience possible. That audience includes people with disabilities, as well as people of different ethnic backgrounds, ages, genders, and levels of English proficiency.
Join us for a panel discussion on inclusive design where we will address the following questions:
