Inclusive design for cognitive exclusion
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When we released our Inclusive Design toolkit in 2015, it was an open guide for building products that help people realize their full potential, regardless of physical ability or disability. With a key principle of designing in the open, we recognized the work that was done along with the opportunity to improve and build on our work to include more people. Today we’re excited to announce a new update to our toolkit, Inclusive Design for Cognition Exclusion 🧠. This toolkit is our first step in address the broad neural spectrum that humanity encompasses and, to that end, working to design more inclusive products that support the entire range of neurodiversity 🫶.
To learn more about our latest work in Inclusive Design and our new Inclusive Design for Cognition Exclusion Toolkit 📖, head to our latest blog (link above) to learn more from our Director of Inclusive Design, Christina Mallon.
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