Welcome to Graphic Design for Accessibility. Our mission is to empower designers and students with the knowledge and tools to create inclusive and accessible designs. This website, developed as part of an ongoing collaboration, serves as a comprehensive resource for improving design practices to ensure they cater to all users,
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including those with low vision and vision impairment. By providing insights, guidelines, research, and curated content related to accessible design, we aim to foster a more inclusive physical/digital landscape. Join us in our commitment to elevating graphic design to be more user-friendly and accessible for all.
SELECTED STUDENT WORK
SELECTED STUDENT WORK
CLASS PHOTOS
CLASS PHOTOS
A student is wearing vision simulator glasses and testing a tactile map designed by a class mate.
Students wearing vision simulator glasses durign the class.
Two students are engaged with an in-class activity reading 3D printed text only using touch.
3D printing space for graphic design students.
Guest speaker, Dr. Hoby Wedlet, is speaking to students.
Guest speaker, Ellen Lupton, is speaking to students.
Guest speaker, Alice Udvari-Solner, is teaching ASL to a student.
Guest speaker, Carla Diana, is speaking to students.
A student is conducting usability testing during the class.
A student is conducting usability testing and documenting it.
A student is designing a tactile map.
A student is presenting the project to receive peer feedback.
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