<p>If you simultaneously</p> <ul> <li>Have perfect eyesight</li> <li>Have excellent motor control and coordination</li> <li>Speak English as a first language</li> <li>Find reading and processing complex information easy</li> <li>Never get tired</li> <li>Have as much free time as you wish</li> <li>Live somewhere with access to super fast internet</li> <li>Can afford super fast internet</li> <li>Have a top-of-the-range smartphone or computer</li> <li>Have perfect hearing</li> <li>Never suffer any injuries or illnesses, even temporarily</li> <li>Never feel the effects of pain</li> <li>Are a member of a preferred social/cultural group</li> </ul> <p>then you may not benefit from inclusive design.</p>
Who Is Inclusive Design For?
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