User-Centric Design · Design Thinking

Accessibility and Inclusion

Designing digital products that are usable by people with diverse needs and abilities.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can we design for users who cannot see or hear the interface?
  2. 2Why is inclusive design beneficial for all users, not just those with disabilities?
  3. 3How do cultural differences impact the way people use technology?

ACARA Content Descriptions

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Year: Year 8
Subject: Technologies
Unit: User-Centric Design
Period: Design Thinking

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