Centre for Inclusive Designs CEO, Manisha Amin busts myths about accessibility and how to get started on the inclusion journey.
What we are up to
Global Accessibility Awareness Day
It’s Global Accessibility Awareness Day and time to starting thinking and talking about accessibility, removing digital barriers and unlocking potential.
Users, developers and accessibility
When creating digital products, where does the role of the developer end? In this read, CfID’s’ digital accessibility specialist Shikha N. Dwivedi has put together a guide to help developers create more inclusive, sensitive and usable products.
Was I taught to be a good designer?
Centre for Inclusive Design team member Ashleigh Finn reflects on her time at University and asks, ‘was I taught to be a good designer?’.
Broadcast and social media communication in emergencies
With a slew of disasters unfolding in 2022, we’ve received enquiries about messages broadcast via television, print and online media. The following guide is a simple resource for people to communicate inclusively in times of emergency.
Ep 10: Professor Kees Dorst reveals the special sauce in designing sustainable solutions
Listen to Prof Kees Dorst explain the ‘special sauce’ in design thinking to solve complex, multilayered problems the world is facing.
Workplace allyship, during pride month and beyond.
It’s June, which means it’s pride month for the LGBTQ2S+ community and their friends. But if you want to truly support your LGBTQ2S+ colleagues through allyship, it’s a year round commitment.
The future of user sessions post-covid.
As we move to the ‘new normal’ of user testing in a post-pandemic world, what are the key takeaways from our time online? What have we learnt and what are the new priorities for user sessions with edge communities?
Subscription TV Service Breaches Captioning Regulations
This article was originally published on Australian Communications and Media Authority All commercial, national and subscription TV licensees have captioning obligations they must comply with. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found the subscription television service FetchTV breached…
Ep 9: Racism – the cost to the workforce and what we can do.
What does racism in the workplace look like and what is it’s cost to the economy? And more importantly, what can we do about it?