Usability:
Information Architecture and the User Experience

The Americans with Disability Act requires:

• Ability to view or receive information using different modalities (i.e. visual, hearing) to fit the user.
• Ability to operate, control, interact with program/system in different ways to fit the user's constraints (i.e. wheelchair access).
• Systems that do not require you to visually read them to operate them.
• Systems that can be operated without fine motor control.
• Systems that can be verbally interacted with (in text).
• Systems that are easy to learn, that cue operation that help the user.

• All employers with 15 or more employees must comply.
• All state and local governments must comply.