The controversy of accessible type | by Alex Chen | Queer Design Club | Medium
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The controversy of accessible type + download a pocket guide of best practices Alex C 7 min read · Oct 12, 2019 -- 5 Listen Share Note: the image descriptions are in the alt text if shorter than 125 characters and in the caption if longer. Why accessibility? As you navigate cities, transportation, products, and services, you might notice that most of the built environment has been created by non-disabled people, forming barriers and preventing *disabled people from participating. Just one common example is how stairs prevent wheelchair users and people who use mobility aids from interacting wi
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