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Navigating the nexus between design innovation and practical application reveals a stark truth: Constraints, not freedoms, often spur the most creative solutions. Our journey into accessible furniture ...

When you design for people with disabilities, you're forced to think differently about every interaction, every flow, every piece of information. There’s a question that comes up often in ...

For businesses that produce digital offerings, designing for accessibility is about more than meeting recommended guidelines and legal requirements. Accessibility-focused design serves the ...

One of the nation’s best known furniture stores is adding to its lineup of offerings designed to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Pottery Barn said it’s expanding its collaboration with ...

Recognizing the unmet need, Michael Graves Design, known as the most accessible design brand, has teamed up with furniture retailer Pottery Barn to release the Michael Graves Design for Pottery Barn ...

Finding accessible home goods and furniture is a headache, but finding accessible products that actually serve their purpose and boost your interior design is even harder. Most often, companies ...

Stark is a startup that wants to help designers make software and websites more accessible for people with disabilities, and they’ve created a set of tools that plug into popular design tools and ...

For Paralympic swimmer Anastasia Pagonis, makeup has always been a passion. But when she lost her usable vision at age 14, Pagonis had to find new ways to apply and shop for her favorite products.

A major home furnishings retailer is introducing a new line of products designed to make life easier for people with disabilities. Ikea said this month that it is rolling out a collection of ...

QVC is doubling down on its commitment to adaptive clothing and accessible home products and has named actor, author and disability advocate Selma Blair as its “brand ambassador” for accessibility.