Designing for neurodiversity creates more inclusive digital experiences. This session explores how software development can better serve individuals with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and other cognitive differences. We'll cover key needs: clear instructions, supportive feedback (like avoiding punitive error messages), flexible navigation (multitasking options), adjustable sensory features (sound, color, animation), customizable social interaction, and personalized settings (font size, language). Real-world examples illustrate successful inclusive design, highlighting the ethical and societal benefits of creating technology for everyone. The presenter, a neurodiverse Participation Counselor, offers actionable insights and inspires innovation through inclusive design.

Session possible in both German and English.