Talk Summary
When invited to speak at the annual designer’s conference UXNOW , Jaikant Singh- Design Lead at CedCommerce, elaborated on why it is essential to design for everyone—sharing his thoughts on how we all benefit when we design for people with disabilities.
Jaikant Singh
Design Lead, CedCommerce
Jaikant Says
“When we speak of designing, we conveniently forget the 15% of our population which suffers from some sort of disability, which means that we’re comfortably overlooking 1 Billion people around the world! Designing with intention and consciousness, eliminates this omission and changes the world for better. We often forget that most revolutionising designs come from a space of inclusion; of helping and aiding people.
For example- Matti Makonen developed Text Messages, with the idea of helping deaf people communicate. Can we imagine our life without text messages? No! So when we consciously design for people with disabilities, we end-up making the world a better place to live in. Head-On Shopping is one of our many conscious efforts towards making a change in the world of design.
As an assistive shopping experience, Head-On Shopping ventures into a new dimension with already existing AR technology to fulfil its social responsibility. Head-On shopping helps people with motor disability & partial/no limb support to shop online by tracking head movements with AR kit and 3D geometry mapping. Technology that is touching lives and changing the world.
Major Takeaways
Design with Empathy
Make deliberate efforts to change the lives of people around you; make life easier.
Focus on Inclusion
Who you design for is the distinction between an average designer & an outstanding one.
Make things better
Instead of jumping from one design to the other, help perfect what is already there.
Credits & Appreciation
UxNow
@uxnowevent
Empathizing and adding new dimensions to interactions. Making thousands of lives easier with including accessibility in their design process. On stage: @Jai_kant_singh
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Bhavna Nagpal
@bhavna_nagpal
Happy to see the theme of accessibility needs, and disabilities being covered in an event. Thankyou @Jai_kant_singh @uxnowevent
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pritika tuteja
@tuteji
Quite an insightful day today with various designers sharing their knowledge...
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UxNow
@uxnowevent
Thank you all the attendees and speakers for driving the change, lifting each other up, laughing together and inspiring us yet again to come back with more learnings and ideas that change lives.
#UxNow #Design #Conference #Delhi #ThankYou
MageNative
@MageNative
A memorable experience. @uxnowevent is a great platform for interaction, learning, and growth.
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Parul Bindal
@parul_bindal
"We all benefit when we design for people with disability" - Jaikant Singh
#uxnowevent #uxnow
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