Designing for users with low vision
Do…
Use good colour contrasts and a readable font size | ![]() |
Publish all information on webpages | ![]() |
Use a combination of colour, shapes and text | ![]() |
Follow a linear, logical layout | ![]() |
Put buttons and notifications in context | ![]() |
Don’t…
Use low colour contrasts and small font size | ![]() |
Bury information in downloads | ![]() |
Only use colour to convey meaning | ![]() |
Spread content all over a page | ![]() |
Separate actions from their context | ![]() |
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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