Designing for accessibility is fundamental to good design. This interactive lab lets you experience how websites feel for users with a range of disabilities, and shows how small, intentional design choices can dramatically improve usability for everyone. Screenshots of the simulation are below.

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In the visual impairment simulation, the toggles on the right show what it is like to experience websites like some with cataracts, low vision and tunnel vision. It highlights the importance of high contrast necessities.

The shows the dyslexia simulation with the simulated text activated along with the audio read aloud button.

This simulation shows good design vs poor design for those who may struggle with motor or mouse control.

This final screen starts with a poorly designed website and individually changes it into a highly accessible site with user interaction.

This final page is the last screen shown in the simulation and includes links to more information about making websites accessible and key takeaways from the lesson. It also includes a link to a downloadable and printable reference sheet and checklis

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