accessibilitytargeted
Accessibility targeted refers to the practice of designing and evaluating digital products with a focused approach toward improving accessibility for specific user groups or demographic segments. Rather than applying broad accessibility guidelines uniformly, accessibility‑targeted strategies identify particular needs—such as visual impairments, motor disabilities, or linguistic barriers—in a given cohort and tailor features, testing methods, and content accordingly. The term is often used in user research, accessibility audits, and requirement gathering phases of development to ensure that design decisions address the most critical constraints for the intended audience.
Implementing accessibility targeted involves several steps. First, stakeholders define the target user group and gather data
Benefits of this approach include higher user satisfaction and more efficient resource allocation, as teams avoid