A Practical Guide to Accessible User Experience (AUX)
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This document provides an overview of accessible user experience (AUX) design. It discusses what AUX is, where it is implemented (devices, operating systems, browsers, assistive technologies, and users), how to create accessible design through content order, layout, behavior, instructions and interaction controls, and how AUX is measured against guidelines and through user testing. The document also addresses where AUX begins in terms of technology, attitudes, and the design process, and envisions future directions for AUX with new devices, interactions and technologies.
A Practical Guide to Accessible User Experience (AUX)
- 1. A practical guide to Accessible User Experience (AUX) Léonie Watson LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 1
- 2. WHAT IS AUX? LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 2
- 3. Accessibility is UX magnified • One person's challenge is another person's barrier LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 3
- 4. UX is accessibility everywhere • Usability • Creativity • Technology LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 4
- 5. WHERE DOES AUX HAPPEN? LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 5
- 6. With the device • Desktop or laptop • Smartphone or tablet • Hybrid LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 6
- 7. With the OS • Windows, OSX or Linux • iOS, Android or Windows Phone LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 7
- 8. With the browser • Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer or Safari LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 8
- 9. With assistive technology • Screen readers • Screen magnifiers • Speech recognition tools • Alternative input devices LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 9
- 10. With people • We come in many different shapes and sizes, with different capabilities LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 10
- 12. Content order for mouse LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 12
- 13. Content order for keyboard
- 14. Content order for both
- 20. HOW IS AUX MEASURED? LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 20
- 21. Accessibility guidelines • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 • BBC Mobile Accessibility Guidelines LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 21
- 22. Accessibility testing • With disabled people from your target audience LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 22
- 23. WHERE DOES AUX BEGIN? LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 23
- 24. With technology • Platforms, tools and technologies influence AUX LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 24
- 25. With attitude • Requirements, management and prioritisation influence AUX LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 25
- 26. With you • AUX begins with the first step towards the finished product LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 26
- 27. WHERE WILL AUX BE IN THE FUTURE? LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 27
- 28. New devices • Wearable tech • Implanted tech • Augmented reality LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 28
- 29. New interactions • Speech input • Speech output • Content manipulation LJWatson.co.uk @LeonieWatson 29