Everyone is Different!

UX Mastery · Beginner ·🖌️ UI/UX Design ·11y ago

Key Takeaways

The video discusses the importance of accessibility in digital experiences, highlighting the need to consider individual differences in senses, situations, and interactions. It provides tips on how to make digital creations more inclusive, such as using high contrast, large font sizes, and providing alternative ways to access content.

Full Transcript

everyone is different we live work play and interact in our own individual ways many of our experiences are influenced by our senses and our situations in the online world this means how we see hear move and think can vary greatly that thing you just did on that app someone does that in a completely different way when you're planning your next digital creation think about your audien's preferences and how vary those experiences may be don't cut someone out just because you haven't prepared for the way they might interact with your creation and most of all make it easy this is what being inclusive is about making sure that everyone gets to do what they want to in a way that suits them here are a few things to keep in mind some people may have 2020 Vision but some might find your at blurry or may see colors a bit differently from you or me some folks might need to bump up the text size a lot to read it and some people may not be able to see it all and will listen to content read out alloud to them by a screen reader so make sure you have enough contrast let your text really pop use a a bigger font make it easy to see and easy to change when needed and code it correctly so that it makes sense when a screen reader reads it aloud if you're using sound not everyone will hear it and some will want to turn it off so make sure you're providing an equivalent way to get the message across like a transcript captions or sign language we all move differently some of us can easily use a mouse or swipe on a touch screen but not all people navigate in the same way some people use the keyboard to go through everything linearly on a page others might use a head stick or an eye tracking machine to perform that same action some will need more time to get things done and for some people it might hurt to move so make it easy to get around your creation you should be able to use a keyboard as well as a mouse to perform any action not everyone will understand things easily or in the same way every brain is wired differently so some people process information faster or slower than others some people understand information better when they hear it compared to when they see it Others May find it difficult simply because your language is not their language and some people just might need more time to process information and act on it don't rush them write your content so that it's simple and clear make it as obvious as you can as creators of digital experiences our mission is to make sure our users can do what they need to do we're all different and we should respect those differences in ourselves and in others so plan for their success be inclusive that thing you're creating that you want them to use build it to help them be awesome they'll love you for [Music] it

Original Description

👀👂♿🧠 Global Accessibility Awareness Day is coming up soon! Produced in partnership with the team from Accessibility Bytes (http://a11ybytes.org), this video is an introduction to accessibility for creators of digital experiences. Visit http://globalaccessibilityawarenessday.org to find out more. 🚀 Our friends at the Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF) are celebrating Accessibility Awareness by offering a 25% discount on their year-long membership, which includes a Digital Accessibility course and 30+ additional self-paced, online courses in UX design. 👉 Learn more & enroll here: https://www.interaction-design.org/invite?ep=ixdf-gaad&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=uxmastery Credits: Director: Matthew Magain Script: Kim Chatterjee Illustrator: Robin Cave Voiceover: Matthew Magain Music by podingtonbear.com Produced by UX Mastery & A11y Bytes -- Can’t get enough? Follow us on our other social media and forums! Community forums - https://community.uxmastery.com/ Website - https://uxmastery.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/uxmastery Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/uxmastery/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/uxmastery/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/3556372/
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This video introduces the importance of accessibility in digital experiences and provides tips on how to make creations more inclusive. It highlights the need to consider individual differences and provide alternative ways to access content. By following these principles, creators can design digital experiences that are usable and accessible to everyone.

Key Takeaways
  1. Use high contrast to make text and images stand out
  2. Provide large font sizes and allow users to adjust them
  3. Use screen readers and provide alternative text for images
  4. Provide captions and transcripts for audio and video content
  5. Allow keyboard navigation and provide alternative ways to access content
  6. Write clear and simple content
  7. Test with diverse users to ensure accessibility
💡 Accessibility is not just about following guidelines, but about understanding and respecting individual differences and providing alternative ways to access content.

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