Advicates that push Accessibility as a political tool for justice are essentually trying to push a square peg in a round hole. Accessibility laws, like no smoking and seat belt laws, are designed to change social behaviour for better health and safety. Accessibility is a measurement of productivity, not disability, and prodeuctivity defines user satisfaction for both employees and consumers. We need to shift advocacy focus from disability to productivity to improve social economic stability. All people struggle with a human limitation of some kind, and foorly designed technology effects the productivity for everyone. Accessibility laws must hold designers and manufacturers accountable to the established standards, and not the people that use the technology. National productivity is in a downward swing overall.
Advicates that push Accessibility as a political tool for justice are essentually trying to push a square peg in a round hole. Accessibility laws, like no smoking and seat belt laws, are designed to change social behaviour for better health and safety. Accessibility is a measurement of productivity, not disability, and prodeuctivity defines user satisfaction for both employees and consumers. We need to shift advocacy focus from disability to productivity to improve social economic stability. All people struggle with a human limitation of some kind, and foorly designed technology effects the productivity for everyone. Accessibility laws must hold designers and manufacturers accountable to the established standards, and not the people that use the technology. National productivity is in a downward swing overall.