Accessibility starts with the design decisions that you make every day. This beginner-friendly session reveals good design habits you can use today to improve accessibility, before you become a remediation expert. Learn how structure, hierarchy, typography, color, and styles help support accessibility across digital and printed content.
Through real-world examples and before-and-after comparisons, you’ll see how small design adjustments can significantly improve clarity, usability, and inclusion without sacrificing creativity. This session introduces foundational concepts including color contrast, neuro-inclusive design, document structure, and accessible workflows.
You’ll leave with a clear starting point and practical action steps you can immediately apply to your own design work.
Explore how to:
- Build stronger accessibility foundations with styles and structure
- Improve readability and visual hierarchy
- Reduce clutter and cognitive overload
- Design beyond color alone
- Apply accessible design habits immediately
This article was last modified on June 9, 2026
This article was first published on June 9, 2026
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