UI/UX Design Expert

WCAG 2.2 compliance requires applying POUR principles—perceivable, operable, understandable, robust—across design and development. Implement sufficient color contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and ARIA practices. This Skill provides step-by-step guidance to audit and remediate interfaces against current standards and avoid legal risk.

A scalable design system centralizes component libraries, design tokens, and visual foundations to ensure consistency and efficiency. Define reusable components, document accessibility requirements upfront, and establish clear design-to-development workflows. This approach reduces rework and accelerates delivery across products.

User research combines qualitative methods—interviews, usability testing—and quantitative approaches—surveys, analytics—to validate assumptions and uncover real user needs. Apply findings to design iterations, prioritizing accessibility and inclusive patterns. This ensures your product genuinely serves your audience.

Yes. Use Figma to design components with accessibility built in—keyboard states, color contrast, ARIA naming conventions—then define design tokens for systematic reuse. Document accessibility requirements and implementation guidelines so developers can build compliant interfaces consistently.

Inclusive design creates interfaces usable by everyone, regardless of ability or context. It applies POUR principles, WCAG 2.2 compliance, and user research to remove barriers. This expands your user base, improves SEO, reduces legal risk under regulations like the EAA, and strengthens brand reputation.

The EAA requires digital accessibility compliance by a regulatory deadline. Conduct WCAG 2.2 accessibility audits, prioritize remediation, document compliance efforts, and establish ongoing testing with assistive technologies. Start now to avoid legal exposure and ensure your services remain accessible to all users.