Why this matters
The University Library webpages will ensures that all users, regardless of their abilities and backgrounds, can access and engage with digital content, fostering inclusivity and broadening the audience.
Web Accessibility
Tools to evaluate and increase web accessibility:
Diversity and Inclusion
Consider the following when thinking about inclusive design:
Inclusive Design Principles
- User research
- Persona Development: Create diverse user personas that represent different backgrounds, abilities, and perspectives.
Language and tone
- Use clear, simple language and avoid jargon or terms that only field professionals would use.
- Inclusive Language: Use gender-neutral language and avoid stereotypes in your copy and design.
UI and UX design
- Responsive Design: Ensure your website works well on various devices, including mobile phones and tablets, to reach a broader audience.
Community engagement
- Feedback Mechanisms: Include options for users to provide feedback on the website’s inclusivity and accessibility.
- Diverse Mechanisms: Ensure that images, videos, and testimonials reflect the diverse range of people and experiences of our campus.
Supporting Resources
