The Accessible Design Reference and Specification Book

<DIV><B>Design for everyone—without sacrificing beautiful design.<br><br></B><I>The Accessible Design Reference and Specification Book</I> gives UX and UI designers the tools to meet compliance—and exceed expectations. Award-winning designer and educator Irene Pereyra makes accessibility approachable with clear answers to the most pressing design questions in a Q&A format, accompanied by real-world case studies, practical tips, and inspiring analogies.<br><br>Structured around 12 core areas—typography, color & contrast, navigation & structure, interactions & animations, images & video, context, human factors, assistive technologies, team & process, testing, laws & regulations, and history—this guide helps designers anticipate challenges and design accessibly from the start. Whether you’re working on websites, apps, or cross-platform digital products, this is your everyday desk reference for inclusive design.<br><br><B>Inside, you’ll find:<br><br></B><ul><li>150+ illustrations and examples to visualize accessibility principles in action</li><li>Up-to-date legal guidance on WCAG, ADA, Section 508, EAA, and other global standards</li><li>Q&A-style organization answering common questions across 12 core design topics</li><li>Case studies and analogies that connect abstract concepts to real-world practice</li><li>A designer-first tone that balances creative inspiration with practical application</li></ul><br>The book itself is carefully designed for all readers, offering tangible examples of accessible font, color, and layout choices.<br><br>Timely, accessible, and deeply practical, this is the book every UX, UI, product, and interaction designer needs to future-proof their design process—and ensure their work includes everyone.</DIV>