Towards a practical inclusive design approach

Keates, Simeon; Clarkson, PJ; Harrison, Lee-Anne; Robinson, Peter

doi:10.1145/355460.355471

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“…Hailing primarily from the United Kingdom, inclusive design focuses on factors that cause "design exclusion" (Keates et al 2000, Keates and Clarkson 2003, Newell and Gregor 2000. Design exclusion arises in the presence of barriers to access as designers unintentionally create products or services that exclude users because of subconscious biases and assumptions about users' abilities.…”

Section: Inclusive Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ability-Based Design

Wobbrock

Kane

Gajos

et al. 2011

ACM Trans. Access. Comput.

378

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____________________________________________________________Current approaches to accessible computing share a common goal of making technology accessible to users with disabilities. Perhaps because of this goal, they may also share a tendency to centralize disability rather than ability. We present a refinement to these approaches called ability-based design that consists of focusing on ability throughout the design process in an effort to create systems that leverage the full range of human potential. Just as user-centered design shifted the focus of interactive system design from systems to users, ability-based design attempts to shift the focus of accessible design from disability to ability. Although prior approaches to accessible computing may consider users' abilities to some extent, ability-based design makes ability its central focus. We offer seven ability-based design principles and describe the projects that inspired their formulation. We also present a research agenda for ability-based design.

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Section: Inclusive Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ability-Based Design

Wobbrock

Kane

Gajos

et al. 2011

ACM Trans. Access. Comput.

378

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“…Já para Keates e Clarkson (2003) e Keates et al (2000) consideram os usuários em suas diferentes capacidades perceptuais, cognitivas e motoras, a partir de uma maior consciência da exclusão que determinadas propostas e projetos de design podem provocar e do impacto das decisões tomadas durante o desenvolvimento do produto que poderiam levar à exclusão do público-alvo. Por outro lado Newell e Gregor (2000) sugerem o desenvolvimento de um "Design Inclusivo Sensível ao Usuário", que inclui pessoas com deficiências dentro de uma metodologia.…”

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Design Gráfico Inclusivo Aplicado a Materiais Instrucionais: Estudo De Caso

Goya¹,

Domiciano²

2016

Blucher Design Proceedings

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Resumo: Este artigo apresenta os resultados de uma pesquisa de iniciação científica sobre as áreas do Design Inclusivo e do Design Instrucional, e sob essa ótica, uma análise das necessidades em Design Gráfico impresso, digital e audiovisual (cartilhas, manuais,entre outros materiais instrucionais de uso em atendimento, como cartazes e figuras), em clínicas de atendimento a pacientes com distúrbios de aprendizado e de comunicação. Este levantamento visa a construção de um grande brefing projetual, onde os problemas serão considerados para uma ação posterior coordenada pelo grupo de pesquisa de investigação e prática em design gráfico inclusivo para a criação ou aprimoramento dos materiais.Palavras-chave: design informacional, design gráfico, design inclusivo, materiais instrucionais. Inclusive and Instructional Design, and, from Resumo: This paper presents the results of a scientific initiation research on areas of

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“…Unfortunately, accessible design is complicated in practice by a host of factors, such as: the difficulty of gathering requirements and feedback from this segment of the population; the difficulty in simultaneously designing for more than one type of impairment; and, indeed, the difficulties that designers encounter when trying to understand the issues raised as a result of an inclusive design process (c.f. Keates et al (2000); Choi et al (2006); Law et al (2006); Stephanidis and Akoumianakis (2001)). …”

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Designing for designers: Towards the development of accessible ICT products and services using the VERITAS framework

Scott

Spyridonis

Ghinea

2015

Computer Standards & Interfaces

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Among the key design practices which contribute to the development of inclusive ICT products and services is user testing with people with disabilities. Traditionally, this involves partial or minimal user testing through the use of standard heuristics, employing external assisting devices, and the direct feedback of impaired users. However, efficiency could be improved if designers could readily analyse the needs of their target audience as part of a highly iterative design process. The VERITAS framework simulates and systematically analyses how users with various impairments interact with the use of ICT products and services. Thus, facilitating an efficient approach to design and testing. This article reports qualitative insights into the use of the framework by 72 evaluators drawn from five application domains: infotainment-games; workplace design; smart living spaces; healthcare; and automotives. The findings show that the VERITAS framework is useful to designers, offering an intuitive approach to inclusive design. However, several key areas present challenges to designers; notably, their lack of technical knowledge made the interface difficult to comprehend and their lack of familiarity with virtual user modeling or simulation software made the workflow difficult to follow. Furthermore, designers had a number of expectations in terms of features and feedback which were not fulfilled. This article reviews these concerns and presents recommendations which will inform the design of future inclusive design tools.

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Towards a practical inclusive design approach

Cited by 130 publications

References 6 publications

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Design Gráfico Inclusivo Aplicado a Materiais Instrucionais: Estudo De Caso

Designing for designers: Towards the development of accessible ICT products and services using the VERITAS framework

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