Category:Complex or Compound Disabilities - Revision history

Kirabug at 00:37, 11 September 2021

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	~~There is no "one disability per person" rule. It's possible~~ to ~~be deaf in one ear and also have cataracts. It's possible to have Deafblindness. It's possible have a vestibular disorder and a broken arm.~~		This information has been moved to [https://accessibility.perpendicularangel.com/what-is-accessibility/types-of-disabilities/multiple-disabilities/ Complex or compound disabilities] on [[Perpendicular Angel]].

	~~Some disabilities compound automatically.~~ [~~[Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)]] may begin by causing physical disabilities and progress into speech disabilities~~. ~~[[Fibromyalgia]] can cause both cognitive and physical disability symptoms~~.

	~~When we design, we can't assume that a user has only one disability, or that there's only one level~~ of ~~profoundness to their~~ disabilities.

	~~Accessibility, then, is rooted to an individual's specific needs.~~

	~~==Examples of~~ multiple disabilities==
	* [[Deafblindness]]

	~~==Design Considerations for~~ Complex or ~~Compound Disabilities==~~
	~~Because it's impossible to predict the many ways that~~ disabilities ~~can stack on top of each other, and because we can't design in detail for infinite combinations, the best way we can serve our users is to:~~

	* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]
	* Provide webpages that are based on [[~~Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards~~]]~~, [[:Category:WCAG Guidelines \| WCAG Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.~~
	* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.

	~~In other words, the better our overall design and development process, the further we open the door to access~~.

	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]

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2020-07-21T05:33:17Z

Design Considerations for Complex or Compound Disabilities

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	* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]		* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]
	* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[:Category:WCAG Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.		* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[:Category:WCAG Guidelines \| WCAG Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.
	* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.		* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.

Kirabug at 05:32, 21 July 2020

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	* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]		* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]
	* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[Category:WCAG Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.		* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[:Category:WCAG Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.
	* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.		* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.

	In other words, the better our overall design and development process, the further we open the door to access.		In other words, the better our overall design and development process, the further we open the door to access.

	~~[[Category:WCAG Guidelines \| Web Content Accessibility Guidelines]]~~
	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]

Kirabug at 05:32, 21 July 2020

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	* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]		* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]
	* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[Category: WCAG ~~Guidelines \| Web Content Accessibility~~ Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.		* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[Category:WCAG Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.
	* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.		* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.

	In other words, the better our overall design and development process, the further we open the door to access.		In other words, the better our overall design and development process, the further we open the door to access.

			[[Category:WCAG Guidelines \| Web Content Accessibility Guidelines]]
	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]

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2020-07-21T05:31:12Z

Design Considerations for Complex or Compound Disabilities

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	* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]		* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]
	* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[Web Content Accessibility Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.		* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[Category: WCAG Guidelines \| Web Content Accessibility Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.
	* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.		* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.

Kirabug at 05:27, 21 July 2020

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	==Examples of multiple disabilities==		==Examples of multiple disabilities==
	* [[Deafblindness]]		* [[Deafblindness]]

			==Design Considerations for Complex or Compound Disabilities==
			Because it's impossible to predict the many ways that disabilities can stack on top of each other, and because we can't design in detail for infinite combinations, the best way we can serve our users is to:

			* Ensure that we provide designs with clear [[Information Architecture]] and [[Navigation]]
			* Provide webpages that are based on [[Semantic HTML]], [[HTML Standards]], [[Web Content Accessibility Guidelines]], and [[CSS Standards]] so that accessibility features built into browsers have the highest opportunity to function.
			* Ensure that pages are uncluttered and that content goals are clear and simple.

			In other words, the better our overall design and development process, the further we open the door to access.

	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]

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2020-07-21T05:14:40Z

Kirabug moved page Complex or Compound Disabilities to Category:Complex or Compound Disabilities

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Kirabug at 05:13, 21 July 2020

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	''~~This is~~ a ~~stub~~.''		There is no "one disability per person" rule. It's possible to be deaf in one ear and also have cataracts. It's possible to have Deafblindness. It's possible have a vestibular disorder and a broken arm.

	~~==Deafblindness==~~		Some disabilities compound automatically. [[Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)]] may begin by causing physical disabilities and progress into speech disabilities. [[Fibromyalgia]] can cause both cognitive and physical disability symptoms.
	~~People with deafblindness may use a~~ [[~~Braille display~~]] ~~to interact with their computer. (On the other hand, they~~ may ~~not~~. ~~It depends on the profoundness of~~ both ~~their vision~~ and ~~hearing loss~~.)

	~~The [[National Center on Deaf-Blindness]] offers information and resources on the [https://www.nationaldb.org/info-center/deaf-blindness-overview/ Deaf-Blindness Overview] page on~~ their ~~site~~.		When we design, we can't assume that a user has only one disability, or that there's only one level of profoundness to their disabilities.

	==~~Design Considerations for Deafblindness~~==		Accessibility, then, is rooted to an individual's specific needs.
	* ~~All of the considerations for~~ [[~~Blindness]] and [[Low Vision]] apply.~~
	* All of the considerations for [[Hearing Disabilities and D/deafness]] ~~apply~~		==Examples of multiple disabilities==
	* Transcripts are required because captions and voice tracks may not be sufficient depending on the person's disabilities.		* [[Deafblindness]]

	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]

Kirabug at 22:27, 20 July 2020

2020-07-20T22:27:28Z

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	==Design Considerations for Deafblindness==		==Design Considerations for Deafblindness==
	* All of the considerations for [[Blindness]] and [[Low Vision]] apply.		* All of the considerations for [[Blindness]] and [[Low Vision]] apply.
	* All of the considerations for [[Hearing ~~disabilities~~ and D/deafness]] apply		* All of the considerations for [[Hearing Disabilities and D/deafness]] apply
	* Transcripts are required because captions and voice tracks may not be sufficient depending on the person's disabilities.		* Transcripts are required because captions and voice tracks may not be sufficient depending on the person's disabilities.

	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]

Kirabug at 22:26, 20 July 2020

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	==Design Considerations for Deafblindness==		==Design Considerations for Deafblindness==
	* All of the considerations for [[Blindness]] and [[Low ~~vision~~]] apply.		* All of the considerations for [[Blindness]] and [[Low Vision]] apply.
	* All of the considerations for [[Hearing disabilities and D/deafness]] apply		* All of the considerations for [[Hearing disabilities and D/deafness]] apply
	* Transcripts are required because captions and voice tracks may not be sufficient depending on the person's disabilities.		* Transcripts are required because captions and voice tracks may not be sufficient depending on the person's disabilities.

	[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]		[[Category:Types of Disabilities]]