Digital Accessibility as a Mindset
Wireframing for Accessibility
A course by Margot Gabel , Digital Designer
About the video: Wireframing for Accessibility
Overview
“In this lesson, you will see how to make a low-fidelity design of your project and already include what you learned so far in this vital step.”
In this video lesson Margot Gabel addresses the topic: Wireframing for Accessibility, which is part of the Domestika online course: Digital Accessibility as a Mindset. Learn how to prioritize digital accessibility in your design process from start to finish..
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson, we will make a low-fidelity design of our project in Figma, and already include what we learned so far into this rather gray but vital step. Now let's take a look. So let's start with our sitemap. A sitemap is a way to translate your initial brief for your final project into the structure of your pages. It's also going to help us making the right decision regarding the navigation, what's inside each page, and we will actually be using it when creating a wireframe. So what I like to do myself is just to use Auto Layout, so I'm not thinking about the design of the sitemap itse...”
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Course summary for: Digital Accessibility as a Mindset
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Web & App Design -
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Figma -
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Digital Design, Digital Product Design, UX / UI, Web Design
Margot Gabel
A course by Margot Gabel
Margot Gabel is a passionate Digital Designer with a deep commitment to inclusive design practices. Currently working as a Design Lead at Build in Amsterdam, she brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her role. Originally from Strasbourg, France, Margot studied Applied Arts in Lyon and digital design in Paris.
Through her collaboration with a web accessibility foundation, Margot's perspective on digital design was forever changed. She realized the importance of designing digital experiences that are accessible and can be used by everyone, sparking her dedication to sharing her knowledge and raising awareness of digital accessibility.
Margot's work extends beyond her professional endeavors, as she has delivered lectures on the topic at conferences like Awwwards. She is known for her commitment to empathy-driven design and continuously challenges the status quo.
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