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Slide 1: 7 things every designer needs to know about design ft. accessibility Slide 2: 1. Create higher color contrast. Slide 3: 2. Don’t rely on colors for conveying information. Slide 4: 3. Use different elements and symbols. Slide 5: 4. Add visual focus indication for keyboard users. Slide 6: 5. Maintain a sweet balance between content and visual hierarchy. Slide 7: 6. Design accessible forms to enhance the user experience. Slide 8: 7. Don't make users hover for information. Slide 9: Accessibility ≠ ugly and boring website. Slide 10: Need help with accessibility? Contact us at info@aeldata.com.

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7 THINGS
Every Designer Needs to
Know About Design
ft. Accessibility

Create
higher color contrast.
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Don’t rely on colors
for conveying information.
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#2

Use different
elements and symbols.
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#3

Add visual focus indication
for keyboard users.
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Maintain a sweet balance
between content and
visual hierarchy.
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Design accessible forms
to enhance the user experience.
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#6

Don't make users
hover for information.
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#7
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Accessibility ≠
ugly and boring website.
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