Designing services or products to be accessible to, and usable by, as many individuals and groups as possible, irrespective of background, situation, or ability

Professional who increases the usability of a product by structuring, organizing, and labeling content in a clear and logical manner so that information is easy to find, discover, navigate, scan, or read

The structural design of information with the goal of making it easy to find, discover, navigate, scan, or read

A discipline that specifically focuses on creating engaging interfaces that aid in user interaction with a product or app

A simulation of the final product, website, or app that includes basic interactions, transitions, and events that can be used to demonstrate functionality to stakeholders, tease feedback from team members, and help validate concepts with target users

The means (software or hardware) by which an interaction or communication is achieved with a device

The practice of designing and developing a product so it can be adapted for users of different cultures, languages, or religions (i18n stands for the number of letters that appear between “i” and “n” in the word internationalization)

A qualitative research method that involves asking open-ended questions to better understand and explore research subjects’ opinions, behavior, and experiences