Considerate Content - Paperback and eBook bundle

Drawing on her experience of doing research with people with wide-ranging needs, Rebekah Barry shows that accessibility and inclusion are not just tick boxes on a compliance chart. Instead, being considerate of people's different needs is central to making content better for everyone.

Whether you're an interaction designer, content creator, policy maker, or educator, this book guides you through how to make your content more inclusive and accessible, with a focus on neurodivergence and health conditions.

What's in the book

Part 1: Context and definitions

An introduction to the language used in the book and the models of disability.

Part 2: Practical advice on how to make digital content more inclusive and accessible for everyone

This part covers general accessibility recommendations that make digital content better for everyone. This includes:

• clear language,
• structure and style,
• images,
• video and audio,
• using emojis.

Part 3: How different conditions can affect how people experience content

This section covers the experiences of people with some conditions that affect how they experience content. It includes tips for creating content that works for them. The conditions covered are:

• neurodiversity,
• bipolar disorder and depression,
• aphasia,
• deafblindness.

Workshop: Naming things

How to run a naming workshop, including things to consider when:

• naming a public or internal service,
• naming a team,
• using acronyms and abbreviations in a name.

What's in the bundle

If you buy Considerate Content through our website, you will get both a paperback copy and the e-book.

You can buy just the e-book or just the paperback on:

• Amazon,
• Apple,
• Barnes and Noble,
• Kobo,
• Lulu.

After you place your order

To reduce our environmental impact, we print all of our books on demand. This means there is less waste, as we only print what's needed. It also means we can print books closer to where they are being posted, cutting down on transport miles.

Because we only print books when you order them, it can take up to 7 days before they are ready to send. This includes the time it takes to print the book, wait for the ink to dry, cut the paper and bind the book. Depending on where you are in the world print production times may vary.

Your e-book will be delivered to your email immediately.