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At Heady we believe everyone should be able to use and benefit from the digital products we build — that’s why we’re passionate about Inclusive Design and Accessibility. We believe it’s essential for designers (and anyone who works on digital products and services) to understand the principles of Inclusive Design and Accessibility in order to create designs that are truly usable for and enjoyable by everyone.
In this blog post (and future posts to come), I’m excited to (re)introduce you to Heady’s Design team and all the ways we’re evolving our department. I joined the team earlier this year as Heady’s first Director of Design, and have been incredibly honored and humbled by the team’s trust in me as I set out to build a multidisciplinary and inclusive design team. Read on to learn about Heady’s three-pronged approach to inclusive design for digital products and how we bring it all together.
Converting an app from iOS to Android, or vice versa, is a fairly common task for mobile product designers. Some brands design for iOS first because Apple users tend to have greater purchasing power and spend more on apps.
Change creates opportunities. These days, the digital landscape is evolving rapidly. The increasingly connected world we live in is bringing more people online, including blind and deaf users..
for bits, pixels, and tote bags.
