We all want our edTech products to be accessible. But strategic planning for edTech products that use alternative input devices, like handwriting or voice recognition, takes additional time and budget to get right. Across dozens of edTech products and client projects, I've always found the planning worth the effort. After all, using inclusive design patterns in edTech products with alternative input devices is about more than designing a pretty interface, or creating an accessible learning tool. Inclusive design for these tools—and the user experience strategy it requires—is a differentiator in a crowded marketplace. Here's how to knock your product planning…
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