Become an advocate for accessibility and everyone’s experience

“As the advocates for user experience I think it’s important that we’re advocating for everyone’s experience and perhaps doing a little bit more than just whispering the word ‘accessibility’ in a meeting early on and allowing it to be just as easily dismissed. And not just because of the potential legal implications, but because it’s our job.” - Leisa Reichelt

“As the advocates for user experience I think it’s important that we’re advocating for everyone’s experience and perhaps doing a little bit more than just whispering the word ‘accessibility’ in a meeting early on and allowing it to be just as easily dismissed. And not just because of the potential legal implications, but because it’s our job.” – Leisa Reichelt

Read Leisa’s article “Are you giving accessibility the consideration it deserves in the user experience?” for her thoughts on why accessibility is part of your responsibility as a UX designer.

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