Designing for autistic people — overview of existing research
<p>Following my <a href="https://uxdesign.cc/order-and-control-ideal-online-experience-for-an-autistic-person-e3e039f52945" rel="noopener" target="_blank">interview with Victoria</a> about an ideal online experience for an autistic person, I immersed myself in research about designing for autistic people to find best practices. I have summarised my findings below into categories, with links to sources if you want to learn more. In a follow-up article, I will then distil my findings into an easy to follow design guide.</p>
<p>Many of the research projects I found that focused on designing for autistic people had contradictory outcomes. This could be because most of the available research was conducted with children. However, the findings for adults were often different.</p>
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