Design Patterns in Accessibility

Accessible design patterns, UI libraries, design systems, potential implementations, and more for designers and developers.

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Atlassian

Design SystemsAtlassian

Atlassian Design System

Use Atlassian’s end-to-end design language to create simple, intuitive and beautiful experiences.

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Accessibility Guidelines

This web accessibility guide includes best practices, resources, and practical advice about how to ensure all users have equal access to information and functionality.

System React Aria

Design SystemsSystem React Aria

React Aria

A library of React Hooks that provides accessible UI primitives for your design system. React Aria provides accessibility and behavior according to https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.2/, including full screen reader and keyboard navigation support.

Deque

Software & ToolsDeque

Screen Reader Keyboard Shortcuts and Gestures

List of screen reader keyboard shortcuts and gestures.

Rangeslider

Design PatternsRangeslider

Creating an Accessible Range Slider with CSS

A thorough guide of creating an accessible range slider with CSS.

Nick Babich

Design PatternsNick Babich

10 Rules For Efficient Form Design

Users can be hesitant to fill out forms, so you should make this process as easy as possible. We need to make the form design our strength rather than weakness.

Ebay

Design PatternsEbay

eBay MIND Patterns

eBay's Accessibility Patterns for the web intended to complement those systems & tools with accessibility guidance.

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Psychology of Design: 101 Cognitive Biases & Principles That Affect Your UX

growth-design Improve your user experience, you need to understand the biases & heuristics affecting those four decision-cycle steps.

How to Write Inclusive Products

ResourcesHow to Write Inclusive Products

How to write inclusive, accessible digital products

The first goal of good UX writing is usability. Before you give digital products personality, those products need to make sense. That means the words need to work for everyone.

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Accessibility Design Research

A thorough case study of accessibility design for WHO (World Health Organization)