What’s the most important thing to keep in mind when making your designs inclusive for everyone?

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Janak Patel · Accepted Answer

The most important thing is to prioritize accessibility, ensuring that your design is usable by people with diverse abilities and backgrounds.

Scarlett Dean · Answer

I try to consider all users  needs, like voice controls and adjustable text sizes, to make my designs more accessible.

Sierra Tate · Answer

Empathy is key! I try to put myself in the shoes of users with different abilities to ensure the design feels inclusive.

India Lane · Answer

I always remind myself to test designs with diverse groups to catch blind spots. Feedback from real users is invaluable.

Advin Jadis · Answer

For me, inclusivity is about flexibility offering multiple ways for users to interact with the design.

Miles Monroe · Answer

For me, considering color contrast early on helps a lot, accessibility for those with visual impairments should never be an afterthought.

Barnaby · Answer

Inclusive language is a must for me. Clear, simple words make sure everyone feels welcome.

synthia korir · Answer

Involving diverse voices from the start is how I catch things I might miss on my own.

Darryl Helge · Answer

I think it's important  to consider accessibility right from the start.

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Make sure my designs are easy to understand for all users. Consider things like language options, visual clarity, and accessibility tools

Elizabeth M. Mitchell · Answer

Empathy plays a huge role here.

Davidb Williams · Answer

Contract is something I keep top of mind it helps everyone, especially those with low vision or color blindness.

Awesome America · Answer

I like to add customization options, so users can adapt the design to their needs.

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I always wonder how to design  for people with different needs without overcomplicating things. How do you balance simplicity and inclusivity?

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