Designing for users or are deaf or hard of hearing
Do…
Write in plain language | ![]() |
Use subtitles or provide transcripts for videos | ![]() |
Use a linear, logical layout | ![]() |
Break up content with sub-headings, images and videos | ![]() |
Let users ask for their preferred communication support when booking appointments | ![]() |
Don’t…
Use complicated words or figures of speech | ![]() |
Put content in audio or video only | ![]() |
Make complex layouts and menus | ![]() |
Make users read long blocks of content | ![]() |
Make telephone the only means of contact for users | ![]() |
Designing for accessibility – home
- Designing for users on the autistic spectrum
- Designing for users of screen readers
- Designing for users with low vision
- Designing for users with dyslexia
- Designing for users with physical or motor disabilities
- Designing for users who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Designing for users with anxiety
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