Claire Cunningham and Jess Curtis in 'The Way You Look At Me Tonight', supported by Unlimited
Photo: Sven Hagolani
The importance of inclusive design
All audiences benefit from inclusive design, but most importantly it helps disabled and older people. Jennifer Tomkins and Jo Verrent share tips on how to get it right.
According to the World Health Organization around a billion people (15% of the global population) have some form of impairment, so why would you want to miss out on reaching all these potential audien...
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