The complete accessibility checklist for designers
Inclusive design is all about people. As a designer, you know how crucial it is to embrace user diversity and create engaging designs that welcome everyone. By considering visual, motor, auditory, and cognitive needs, you can create designs that truly benefit all users.
We’ve put together this free design accessibility checklist to support you and your team in crafting and reviewing designs with accessibility in mind. For additional guidance on ensuring your web presence is accessible, be sure to check out our WCAG checklist.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is accessibility important in design?
Accessible design ensures your content can be understood and used by everyone, including people with visual or cognitive impairments. It also helps meet compliance standards.
What accessibility checks should designers prioritize?
Key checks include color contrast, font size, alt text for images, clear hierarchy, and ensuring content is readable with assistive technologies.
How can online proofing support accessibility in design?
PageProof helps designers spot accessibility issues early, ensuring content is inclusive before it goes live.
Do accessibility requirements apply to all design work?
Yes. Whether you’re creating marketing campaigns, packaging, or digital content, accessible design broadens your audience and protects your brand reputation.