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1. www.bd.gov.hk › code-and-design-manuals › BFA2008_eDesign Manual Barrier Free Access 2008 (2024 Edition)

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   The Design Manual : Barrier Free Access 1997 sets out the design requirements of providing proper access to and appropriate facilities in a building for persons with a disability and other sectors of the population including the elderly, who at

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2. ssir.org › articles › entryHow to Make Design Thinking More Disability Inclusive (SSIR)

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   • Tier 1: Meet Compliance Standards
   • Tier 2: Go Beyond Compliance Standards
   • Tier 3: Additional Resources Required

   Tier 1 diversity and inclusion efforts meet legal requirements or recommendations. They don’t affect the quality or efficacy of what is designed but make it possible for people with a broad range of abilities to use that design after it is developed. One example comes from the broader disability rights movement: handicapped stalls in public restroo...

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   Tier 2 is about going beyond baseline compliance and making intentional choices about how your design process will function after you get people in the door. The majority of changes made to increase the accessibility of the design thinking process will occur in this tier, and should not demand a significant amount of additional time or money. Inclu...

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   At Tier 3, including those with disabilities may require additional resources or the development of new technologies to alleviate access barriers to information, the environment, processes, and existing technology. These are the most challenging design changes to accommodate and implementing them may affect how much money something costs or how lon...

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   How can a design manual help a person with a disability?

   • Many aspects of design for persons with a disability are already covered in the Mandatory Sections of this Design Manual and can be usefully applied to the design of both interiors and exteriors of all structures and buildings to make them more friendly to the elderly.

   Design Manual Barrier Free Access 2008 (2024 Edition)

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   Should you include people with disabilities in your design process?

   • Including those with disabilities to help you think through your process will help ensure your changes accurately address the barrier you’re seeking to design around. Begin by thinking through your process as a whole and finding the points where difficulties may arise.

   How to Make Design Thinking More Disability Inclusive

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   How important is digital accessibility for people with disabilities?

   • People with disabilities make up almost 19% of the population of the USA, and the aging population trends mean that number may increase. Creating digital materials that follow accessibility principles is crucial to ensuring that they are broadly useful; regulatory and legal pressures add to the urgency.

   Designing for Inclusion: Ensuring Accessibility for People with

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   Should users with disabilities be included in user testing?

   • For this reason, including people with disabilities in user testing is critical to the true accessibility of your design. And the focus on simplicity and clarity that some users with disabilities need will make your design better for all users.

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4. mitcommlab.mit.edu › aeroastro › 2024/07/25Thoughtful Engagement with Disability Through Inclusive ...

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   2024年7月25日 · A key tenet of inclusive design is intentionally centering the voices and experiences of people for whom you’re designing, especially those who are typically marginalized by design. Otherwise, we can unintentionally reinforce barriers to access for disabled users.

5. uxdesign.cc › designing-for-all-a-detailed-guide-toDesigning for all: a detailed guide to designing for disabilities

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   2020年8月13日 · Here are some tips to help provide accessibility to those with hearing impairments: Be predictable: Create consistent and predictable set of interactions for sequenced activities. Intuitive design can take away lot of the visual effort for dyslexic readers. . Don’t use

6. www.dezeen.com › 2023/01/16 › everyday-accessible-designEleven accessible designs for people with disabilities - Dezeen

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   2023年1月16日 · Named Reset, the range has accessible-design features that help people dress themselves, as well as a graphic print to help improve mobility through visual cues.

7. www.ted.com › playlists › 372Designing for disability | TED Talks

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   Good design -- and smart technology -- should fuel inclusivity. These talks show how tech and design can empower.

8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Designing for Inclusion: Ensuring Accessibility for People ...

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   2019年1月18日 · It includes an outline of the ways people with disabilities use technology, specific steps you can take to create accessible materials, considerations for non-digital materials and events, and use cases that highlight the benefits of accessible design.