Designing for Neurodiversity: Accessibility for Cognitive Differences

Designing for neurodiversity means creating digital spaces that accommodate a wide range of cognitive differences, such as autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. By simplifying content, offering clear navigation, and reducing sensory overload, we can ensure that everyone can easily engage with online platforms. Prioritising neurodiverse accessibility not only fosters inclusivity but also improves the user experience for all.