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the 7 principels of universal design
to educate both desingers and consumers about the characteristics of more usable products and enviroements
principle 1
equtiable use
what is equitpbale use
same means for all users; avoid seggregation; provisons for privacy, security and saftey for all users, design should appeal to all users
principle 2
flexability in use
what is flexability in use?
provide choice in methods, accomodate right - or left ahnded access and use, faciliate the users accuracy and precison
principle 3
simple and intuitive use
how is simple and intuitive use incorperated
eliminate unnesesary complexcity, be consistent with user expectations and intuition, accomodate a wide range of literacy and language skill
principle 4
perceptible information
what is percetible information
use different models, provide adequite contrast between information and its surroundings
principle 5
tolerance for error
how does tolerance of error work?
arrange elements to minimize hazordous errors, provide fail safe features, discourage uncontious actions
principle 6
low physical effort
how is low physcial effort used?
aloows the user to maintan netural body position, reasonable operating forces, minimize repetative actions, minimize sustained physical effort
principle 7
size and space for approach and use
how is principle 7 used?
clear line of sight to important elements for any seated or standing user, variations in hand and grip size
universal design 1:
Universal design is committed to improving original design concepts by making them more inclusive.
universal design 2:
Universally designed products can have a high aesthetic value
universal design 3:
Universal design is much more than just a trend – it is an approach that can be applied to any project
universal design 4 :
Universal design does not aim to replace the design of products targeted at specific markets
universal design 5 :
Universal design is mistakenly used as a synonym for compliance with accessible design standards
universal design 6 :
A common misconception is that it benefits only a few members of the population
universal design 7 :
Universal design can be undertaken by any designer, not just specialists
universal design 8 :
Universal design should be integrated throughout the design process
universal design 9 :
Universal design is not just about one design for everyone – it considers the wide ranging capabilities of users