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This paper identifies challenges for a user–centered design process with respect to infusing accessible design practices into electronic and information technology product development. Initially, it emphasizes that when
user–centered design is paramount and concurrent with
accessible design, electronic and information technology
can be accessible for all. Next, it provides an overview
of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Section
508. Last, it provides basic accessible design heuristics
that can be integrated into the design process. It
concludes with recommendations for a paramount and
concurrent user–centered design approach to product
development.
This paper identifies challenges for a user–centered design process with respect to infusing accessible design practices into electronic and information technology product development. Initially, it emphasizes that when
user–centered design is paramount and concurrent with
accessible design, electronic and information technology
can be accessible for all. Next, it provides an overview
of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Section
508. Last, it provides basic accessible design heuristics
that can be integrated into the design process. It
concludes with recommendations for a paramount and
concurrent user–centered design approach to product
development.