Good Reads on Inclusive & Accessible Design

Navigating the Intersection of Design, Accessibility, and Inclusivity

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Lady reading a book with, she looks up, has brown hair, is wearing glasses

Book "How the hidden rules of design are changing the way we live, work, and play. By Cliff Huang

User Friendly

By Jeff Kuang & Robert Fabricant

The book "Don't Make Me Think" has a 50's looking black n white clip art character

Don’t Make Me Think Revised

By Steven Krug

The Design Of Everyday Things

Bradly Maynor

An abstract book cover with various shapes and a rectangle shape in the middle

A Web For Everyone

By Ana Pachket

Design Patterns is a book cover with different web icons like head phones and cell phones a stick man is sitting at a monitor

Inclusive Design Patterns

By Heydon Pickering

Many dots across the entire front page of the book with the words "100 things" in the center.

100 Things Every Designer Should know about people

By Susan M. Weinschenk

Accessibility Handbook

Katie Cunningham

book cover has arrows pointed up in different colors under the word "included"

Say, Cheese

By Molly E. Holzschlag

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We invite you to be a part of this enriching conversation. Have you come across a book that sheds light on inclusive design practices? Are there resources that have deepened your understanding of web accessibility? Share your recommendations with us, and let’s co-create a resource hub that empowers our community to design with inclusivity in mind.

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