Inclusivity is a Recipe for Good Design

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Inclusivity is a Recipe for Good Design

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Nov 20, 2018

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This episode asks: what's the difference between designing for accessibility versus designing inclusively? To find the answers we look at everything from WordPress blogging software to the Xbox controller. We even start with some early lessons from, of all places, TV’s “French Chef,” Julia Child! Bon appetit!

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Nov 20, 2018

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A podcast about the stories behind interaction design. For UX/UI designers, graphic designers, and the design curious. Hosted by Adobe principal designer Khoi Vinh. Brought to you by Adobe and Gimlet Creative.

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