<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Reflecting on the 'human' aspect in human-centered design and the need for inclusivity.</li><li>Discussion on diverse backgrounds leading to product design and the importance of accessibility training.</li><li>Maya Sellon's talk challenges assumptions, while Eric Zirlinger offers practical strategies for accessibility.</li><li>Designers urged to consider who they are excluding and implement accessible design practices.</li><li>Combining perspectives leads to truly human-centered design that goes beyond mere compliance.</li></ul>

Who Counts as ‘Human’ in Human-Centered Design?

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