2025-10-15 –, Hall 1A
Scientifically, it is assumed that 15-20% of the population is neurodivergent. These include ADHD, autism, dyscalculia or dyslexia and many more. In view of this, the question arises: How can we design accessibility for this considerable number of potential users?
Alide von Bornhaupt can say from their own experience: It definitely makes a difference. For example, while the accessibility standards list high-contrast colors, a neurodivergent person can be visually overstimulated by strong contrasts. But how do you deal with it when different accessibility methods contradict each other?
In their talk, participants will learn about various aspects of how to design user-friendly for neurodivergent people, what needs to be taken into account and examples of how to deal with it.
UX Researcher Alide von Bornhaupt has been self-employed in the industrial and creative scene for over a decade. It became clear to them early on: they are passionate about the interaction between people and technology and want to make the world a little better.
Transforming processes into digital products, conducting interviews, and creating concepts together with their clients is their passion.
With Inclutest and Incluthon, they bring digital inclusion and equality into product development.