FIT3200 Inclusive interaction design

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Evaluate the economic, ethical, legal and societal implications of inclusive design choices, recommending strategies that serve diverse users and communities responsibly;

2. 2

   Communicate inclusive design rationale, accessibility requirements and evaluation findings to technical and non-technical audiences using appropriate written, verbal, visual and interactive forms;

3. 3

   Collaborate with diverse users, peers and stakeholders across the inclusive design lifecycle, taking responsibility for shared outcomes and adjusting contributions as needs shift;

4. 4

   Design interactive technologies that are accessible, inclusive and responsive to diverse user needs, applying inclusive design methodologies and producing documentation suitable for review and reuse;

5. 5

   Plan and conduct usability evaluations of interactive artefacts with diverse user groups, interpreting findings to inform design improvements and accessibility compliance;

6. 6

   Apply human-centred evaluation methods to interactive technologies, integrating accessibility principles and diverse user perspectives throughout the evaluation process.