If you’re here at radically-included.com, you’ve seen the words Universal Design plastered all over this blog, and I wouldn’t be ashamed if you’re unfamiliar with the term. Universal Design is a relatively newly recognized set of design principles that began its evolution in the 1970s as discrimination against people with disabilities was addressed for the first time in American history. Less than a decade before, in 1964, the Civil Rights Act had been passed, which at long last [...]