I recently had a chat with Steven Spohn of Ablegamers that will be going up soon on my channel and site. In it, we talked about what accessibility means not only for game designers but for the consumers who are playing games. Discussing the misconceptions and myths about accessibility made me think again about approachability and accessibility, and I wanted to take a chance to revise my thoughts on the topic.
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The myth, in reality, is of design being an isolated discipline – unaffected by its context and the stories that envelope it.
Mythology is an intriguing aspect of religion and storytelling that allows people to metaphorize, personify and personalize a universal message for their own lives. Design as a discipline affords something similar by use of signifiers, affordances and guides to help the user feel that a product they interact with is relatable to them and caters to their lives, adding value to it.
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