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In her capacity as User Experience and Design Lead at the Paciello Group (TPG) Henny Swan looks at ways of integrating the principles of inclusive design early on in projects. She joined TPG in 2014 having previously worked at BBC, Opera Software and Royal National Institute of Blind People. Henny has a particular focus on mobile and multimedia bringing her experience to bear on products delivered on multiple platforms. Previous work has included BBC iPlayer (web, iOS and Android), BBC Olympics, BBC Sport and the BBC cross platform Standard Media Player.

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Accessibility Originates With UX: A BBC iPlayer Case Study

It’s very easy to get bogged down by accessible output and to forget that, ultimately, accessibility is about people. Whether you are working in product, UX, development or quality assurance, remember to always give users control, over the page integrate accessibility into annotated UX and style guides and design with choice in mind. In this article, Henny Swan will explain these, and more key principles which will ensure that products are inclusive and usable for disabled people. Listening to users and actively including their feedback, along with adhering to organizational standards and guidelines, are essential. Read more…