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Designing so the door opens for everyone, not just people shaped like the designer.
means The practice of building products, spaces, and content usable by people with disabilities and everyone else too.
from From Latin accessus, a coming-near or approach; the abstract -ibility suffix arrived in the 1800s, but the moral and legal weight piled on after disability rights movements turned a vague noun into a mandate.
Curb cutsBuilt for wheelchairs, now beloved by everyone with luggage.
Captions originMade for deaf viewers, used by everyone in loud bars.
Legal teethThe ADA can turn bad design into lawsuits.
Web standardWCAG sets the rules websites keep almost ignoring.