About this episode

This episode discusses the principles of inclusive design and its importance for digital accessibility as outlined in the book 'Inclusive Design for Accessibility'.

The provided text excerpts originate from the book "Inclusive Design for Accessibility" (2025) , a comprehensive guide authored by Dale Cruse and Denis Boudreau alongside a diverse group of industry experts. These sources establish that digital accessibility is a fundamental human right and a catalyst for innovation, moving beyond simple legal compliance to embrace a human-centered design philosophy. The text outlines the social model of disability , which suggests that barriers exist within poorly designed environments rather than within individuals. Key sections explore global legal frameworks , the functionality of assistive technologies , and the necessity of involving disabled and neurodivergent users in the research process. Ultimately, the book serves as a roadmap for creators to build equitable digital experiences that anticipate the needs of an aging and diverse global population.

People in this episode

Host: Dimas P. Muharam

Topics covered

• inclusive design
• accessibility
• digital rights
• assistive technologies
• social model of disability
• human-centered design

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Inclusive Design for Accessibility

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