Typography & layout for inclusive design

The way you use typography and layout your text is crucial. These resources will guide you on font size and choice, and on structuring your layout for inclusivity and accessibility.

Image use for inclusive design

Images are important so readers can understand and learn complex information. Breaking up text with images can also help make the page more readable for many viewers. These resources identify important ways to make image use inclusive.

Turn the tide towards inclusive design

These videos are essential viewing for designers who want to bring positive change. They give further context to the role of inclusivity in digital design. Plus, they challenge biased ideas about disability. Many give voice to designers who have communication differences. They emphasise the need to include everyone in design processes. We should design with people, not for people.

Courses to become
an inclusive design expert

Learning about accessibility will make you a better designer. You will make digital spaces better for users. And you will do better work for your clients or employers.

Non-user-friendly websites are already less likely to rank in search engines. Businesses which do not shift to inclusive or accessible digital design will lose out.

But most importantly, including everyone’s needs when we design digital spaces is the right thing to do to!

Now is a good time to take your inclusive and accessible design skills up a notch. So check out these courses to build your skills and knowledge.

Standards to check your inclusive designs

Check the requirements to meet the WCAG three levels of accessibility.
The three levels of accessibility compliance are: