Inclusive and accessible design: Illuminating digital spaces and empowering barrier-free user experiences

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2024
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Abstract
This paper explores the transformational process of adopting accessible design principles in order to explore the transition from a technical foundation in computer science to a more creative and inclusive approach to design. The research emphasizes how Lev Manovich's theories of modularity and variability may greatly improve user experiences by making it possible to create designs that are flexible and configurable to suit a wide range of users. The study shows how accessibility features, like voice control, adjustable text sizes, and high contrast visuals, not only help people with disabilities but also enhance usability for all users. It then guarantees improved engagement and functionality across a range of contexts. More so, to attain this, this study mainly focuses on these initiatives―Upcycle, Crossroads, and War on Mantapuli as the virtual projects. The research emphasizes the concept that accessible design can be seen as an inventive means of developing more inclusive and engaging digital places that may reach a wider audience, rather than just as a compliance obligation. The study also highlights the need to take into account a variety of accessibility requirements, such as language, cultural, cognitive, and sensory diversity. In order to ensure that designs adapt to the various demands of every user and eventually create settings that are inclusive and globally accessible, it promotes the constant integration of user feedback and thorough testing. Keywords: Upcycle, Crossroads, War on Mantapuli, design principles, accessibility, user experience, accessible design
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Authors Lucero, Hazel Periña
Journal Malay Journal
Year 2024
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