When it comes to creating inclusive learning experiences, visual accessibility often remains underexplored—especially for users who rely on audio cues to access content. In this focused session from the Summer of Access series, Marni Levett, Accessibility & L&D Specialist, guides designers, educators, and content creators through the essential principles and techniques of audio descriptions.
Inclusive Design: Design for the Whole Population by Jeremy Myerson and John Clarkson offers a comprehensive framework for designing products, services, and environments that accommodate the widest possible range of users. Drawing on case studies from companies like Royal Mail, Fiat, and Tesco, the authors explore how inclusive design can be a strategic asset, not just a social obligation. The book connects engineering, design, and user research to show how inclusive thinking benefits businesses, aging populations, and society at large, making a case for universal usability as both ethical and economically smart.
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