7 items tagged with accessibility.
Stark has been a very helpful tool for creating accessible designs. The all-in-one accessibility toolkit has launched Chrome version after focusing on design platforms like Figma, Sketch and Adobe XD. Two main features launched today include color contrast checker and colorblind simulation. Smart color suggestion, recommendation of alternative colors if the contrast does not pass WCAG 2.0 level, h
One simple step to enhance your website's accessibility is checking your colors. 8% of all men suffer from color vision deficiency (0.5% in women), so 1 in 12 males that visited your website may experience difficulties if your design is not accessible. Until few years ago, colors on a website have to check one by one using contrast checker or by completing a site audit. Recently, I discovered Chro
How would you design a body check report? Last month, i received a physical copy of my body check result. Embracing “product designer” mindset had me rethink on the experience of body check. There could be a lot of thinking behind the design of a health check report. First question most people want to know is "Am I normal or not?”. It’s important to let user know the numbers but at the same time
The first tip from @juxtdesign is Accessibility ✌️ ! Accessibility matters because making your site accessible meaning even more people (more than 1 billion disabled people in the world 🧑🦯🧏🧑🦽) can easily access your site. It stands for diversity and inclusion for your company and there are guidelines for you to follow. Use Web.dev or WAVE to spot out the accessibility problems on your websi
