Category Archives: The Inclusion Principle

This article pretty much sums up my fears for the Wild Cat project. Obviously, universal accessibility is very important for our web design. However, I’m still confused about how to make my website more accessible other than just using ems … Continue reading →

Know Your Target Audience. I believe this is the most important thing when it comes to marketing. When it comes to web design, it is important to make your site accessible and aesthetically pleasing to those that are on it … Continue reading →

The Inclusion Principle was a good read for our class because it talks about a new topic that we haven’t covered until now-affordance. As Margit Link-Rodrigue explains it, “Affordance allows us to look at something and intuitively understand how to interact with … Continue reading →

This article focuses on affordance, a term I haven’t heard of before. The author defines it: “Affordance allows us to look at something and intuitively understand how to interact with it.” For example, when you see a 3D button on … Continue reading →

There has been a common theme for me this semester–rather, a common word: inclusivity. I am writing about inclusive education for students with and without disabilities, discussing inclusive communities on campus, and learning about inclusive web design. From all of … Continue reading →

The part of Jessica Enders article that I found to be most interesting was her explanation of how to set up content and form buttons and links on a webpage and which is most successfully used in what situation. Forms, … Continue reading →

I thought this article was great for me to read because it covered a lot of information that I had never really thought of before. For example, I learned a new term – affordance. I definitely need to keep affordance … Continue reading →