Showing posts with label accessibility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accessibility. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 March 2023

Inclusive design

Collecting information on Inclusive Design and Accessibility:

Vision Australia inclusive design.


Microsoft Learn 

Learn to teach with the accessibility tools in Windows 10, Office 365, and apps including Teams, Immersive Reader, Math Tools, Word, Translator, and OneNote. Dive deep into areas of student need to learn about specific opportunities and considerations for special education and online learning. Link:


Accessibility:
Samantha Evans, ICE-CCP, CAE, MBA (Certification Manager (Accessibility)Certification Manager (Accessibility) IAAP - International Association of Accessibility Professionals) states the following:

"If you speak, talk, write, present, or educate about accessibility and disability inclusion in any digital format (think about this for a moment in today's world)....

Use alt-text for your images

Refrain from emoji extravaganzas

Provide accurate and usable captions

Know what closed captions are and are not

Use CamelCase hashtags so they are readable (CapitalizeTheFirstLetterOfEachWordEvenIfThatReallyIsPascal)

Use headers for structure in your documents and communications

Make sure your documents and presentations are accessible for people who use assistive technologies.

If you speak, talk, write, present, or educate about accessibility in any digital format do these things.

If you have not yet, today's a great day to start.

Pick one or two and commit to making this HOW you communicate ALWAYS.

Make a date/time to add one or two more and commit to making these HOW you communicate ALWAYS.

Accessibility includes accessible communications.
Accessibility means inclusive communications." sourced on Samantha Evans post LinkedIn


I didn't know about CamelCase hashtags

W3C

Web for all

"The W3C mission is to lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure the long-term growth of the Web. Below we discuss important aspects of this mission, all of which further W3C's vision of One Web." W3C


"Our vision

To achieve our vision to make the web work, for everyone, we uphold the following core values:The web is for all humanity.
The web is designed for the good of its users.
The web must be safe for its users.
There is one interoperable world-wide web." W3C



WCAG 
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2

Tuesday, 27 April 2021

Certified UI Designer

 














Dog walking app (mid fidelity) submitted last week, now assessed.

UI certified. Thanks RMIT


"The earner of this credential have a comprehensive understanding of the latest tools, techniques and best practice in UI design and experience. They are able to critically assess different UI methodologies, design and iterate an app interface and use a range of design methodologies and software tools to produce and test their own prototype from the ground up. User Interface Design is developed in partnership with Symplicit."

Monday, 21 September 2020

Post module 8 Zoom meet - key takeaways

Look up 

the Hook model 

(enjoying this glossary of common Product Management terms and definitions)


Software for prototyping:

Protopie.io  

Axure can create a html prototype




Resources

UI kits by Material Design

(free) icons at the thenounproject

Adobe colour accessibility tools


Tutorials

Adobe XD

Figma tutorial 


Articles

 Medium UX Design articles

There is one on Spotify


Main takeaway from this evening. 

My prototype, how does this [it] solve my problem statement?


Lots to cover here. Not sure I'll sleep. Really I need to clear my mind and step by step nut out my wireframes and sketches. More and again.