ACCESSIBILITY PRACTICE FOR PCD (PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES) IN SOFTWARE AND WEB SYSTEMS

Abstract

Many people and companies develop software thinking about layouts and designs full of animation, brightness and complex interactions without imagining that some people may have difficulties in understanding such a function or interaction, that the page or application performed or will perform. This article was written with techniques in mind to guide and demonstrate the reasons for using a more accessible designer for everyone. Focused on helping future developers and companies in the planning of new software and websites, or restructuring the existing system of thinking about people with disabilities. The article has been separated into topics, each specializing in different types of disabilities, containing examples, practical images and methods that can be used to facilitate and help these users to interact with the software in a practical and easy way, finding the minimum of difficulty. With this content, the reader will be able to acquire knowledge both in understanding the difficulty of a person with a disability and acquiring skills to develop adequate systems for these people with disabilities.