DGM 6640 — Accessibility and Information Architecture
3 semester hoursGraduateLecture
Examines accessibility principles and information architecture, laying the foundation for evaluating and designing digital products that cater to diverse audiences. Explores accessibility guidelines, technologies, and practical tools integral to user experience design. Studies concepts of information hierarchy, navigation design, and the application of emerging technologies. Practices how to conduct accessibility audits and apply information architecture principles through a hands-on approach to create intuitive, inclusive, user-centered digital interfaces. Emphasizes the development of designs that are not only functional but also accessible to individuals with a range of disabilities.