intermediate · 90–90 min
The Inclusive Design and Accessibility Audit
Identify biases and accessibility gaps in your product before they reach your users.
About this session
Teams often discover accessibility barriers only after a product has reached the public, leading to costly retrofits or excluded user groups. This session provides a structured environment to catch these biases and technical gaps early by scrutinizing specific user flows against real-world inclusive standards. You walk away with a documented audit and a concrete plan to resolve high-friction areas before they impact your users.
Why it works
The process works by decoupling the design from the creator, allowing the team to critique the interface based on objective accessibility criteria rather than subjective preference. This shift in focus transforms a potentially overwhelming compliance task into a collaborative problem-solving exercise that builds empathy and collective accountability for the user experience.
What you’ll walk away with
- Clear actionable outcomes from a 4-step facilitated process
- Increased participant engagement and buy-in
- Documented decisions and next steps
- Improved team alignment on the topic
Who it’s for
Product Designers, UX Researchers
Frequently asked questions
Who should facilitate this workshop?
This workshop works best when led by someone comfortable with facilitation. Ideal for Product Designers or external facilitators working with design thinking teams.
How long does this workshop take?
Plan for 60-90 minutes depending on group size. The 4 activities are designed to flow together smoothly.
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