Accessibility is more than designing for keyboard controls and checking for color. Safe estimates indicate at least 20% have some sort of cognitive impairment -- but it's likely more. Neurodiverse people often experience the world differently than neurotypical people, and they may have different needs when it comes to using technology.

This talk will cover a variety of topics related to user experience design for neurodiverse users, such as: Accessibility and inclusion; Clear and concise language; and providing ways of interaction.