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If your research isn’t inclusive, neither is your design
- Inclusive design starts with understanding users to create solutions that work for them, incorporating diverse perspectives.
- Inclusive UX research involves intentional inclusion of marginalized groups in research processes.
- It's essential to have at least 10–20% of research participants from diverse backgrounds for more insightful results.
- Inclusive research aims to cater to users with disabilities, older adults, non-native speakers, and various cultural backgrounds.
- Including underrepresented users ensures adaptability and accessibility of products to a broader audience.
- Steps to enhance inclusive research include recruiting diverse participants, building trust, and integrating insights into design decisions.
- Continuous reflection and improvement lead to more inclusive products that cater to a wider audience.
- Inclusive research helps in debunking myths like benefiting only a small user group or slowing down the design process.
- Inclusive research leads to better products for everyone by improving user experience.
- Reflecting on inclusivity during research cycles and busting myths are crucial for creating inclusive design.
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