Become an expert in accessible design
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You want to, but how?

You are ready to learn how to design in an accessible way. You're motivated! You want to design for all! Then you're met with walls of difficult an vague texts, often referring to very technical web-development practices. Specific sources and examples are hard to find unless you know exactly what you're looking for.
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No wonder hardly any designer knows how to design accessibly...

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BiteSized strives to change the game. By making learning about accessible design short, simple, concrete and interactive, it becomes effortless to learn.
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Discover how BiteSized makes learning approachable.

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A person in a wheelchair is driving over the sidewalk. He is being held back because there are garbage containers blocking the path.a blind woman is sitting at the table, reading a braille bookA woman is trying to read a paper while on the phone with customer service. She is having difficulties because her arm is in a cast.

Understand the impact of inaccessibility

Continually confronted by barriers, people with disabilities grapple with loss of autonomy, negative physical consequences and depression.

By thinking and designing accessibly, we give back independence and ease of life.

Discover accessibility

Our purposeTo promote accessibility by making it approachable

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Accessible

By writing in short and simple language, understanding accessibility becomes effortless.

Motivating

Using multiple forms of media makes learning more engaging and fun.

Imaginable

Using examples and concrete scenarios makes accessiblity less vague and theoretical.

Tools & Resources

Our collection of tools, resources, inspiration and communities helps designers solve any accessiblity issue.