“Accessible design is good design”
— Steve Ballmer
Simplified Meaning:
Good design means making things that everyone can use easily, including people with disabilities. Imagine a building with ramps for wheelchairs instead of just stairs. Now, anyone who needs a ramp, like someone in a wheelchair, a parent with a stroller, or an older person who finds stairs hard, can enter and leave the building comfortably. This makes the design of the building good because it thinks about everyone's needs. When we design products, places, or services this way, they become useful and friendly for more people. For example, websites with easy-to-read text and clear navigation help everyone find the information they need quickly. So, by aiming for accessible design, we create solutions that work well for a lot of people, making life better and easier for everyone.
