Accessibility Website. UX Design Project

We designed an accessibility website as a team for accessibility services that are available in the Dublin 8 area.

Project Overview

The Project We designed an accessibility website as a team for services available in the Dublin 8 area

My role Research accessibility, wireframe sketch the website, make the profile login / sign up pages, the search bar and announcements cards

Key Learnings Wireframing, Figma wireframing and prototyping, material design kit, team work, communication, time management, presentations

Accessibility Research

Universal Design (Design for all)

W3C’s WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative)

WCAG

W3Schools

Wireframe Sketches

The homepage. Based off the user’s needs. Search bar is big and in the centre of the page with service search and location search. ‘Somewhere to call to home’ button. Accessibility options at top.

Up to date information about services.

Personal Profile set up. Select their service and website accessibility needs, say a bit about themselves, suggested profiles, all info saved in one place.

Cards on ‘Roll models, How to use and Most popular’. One of the user needs was to have a sense of community. They want to connect with people of their own age etc. Not just people with the same disability as them. There are profile suggestions for them based on their interests.

Service profile page. Map of location, accessibility symbols / written guide (pop up) on how to get there, reviews.

Help, Announcements and Contact Pages.

1st Iteration Samples

User Testing

No need for tick boxes on ‘select page’

A numbered progress bar rather than a line

About Me has too many questions and too long

Does it need a side navigation bar?

Changes Made

We decided on a colour theme and a component library as a group

Labels and icons on the buttons / links

We used the Material Design Kit more

A better layout for the final profile page. Inspired by an actual website

Used existing patterns instead of my own

Search Bar

Location popup instead of splitting the search bar in two (service search and location search)

Search bar is front and centre of homepage

Announcement Cards

Announcement Cards on the homepage for up to date info on services

Colour coded

‘Available’ date always on the cards

Final Iteration Samples

We designed an accessibility website as a team for accessibility services that are available in the Dublin 8 area.

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