Principles of universal design 

These are the seven principles of Universal Design that can help make things more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Flexibility in use 

Can be operated in more than one way. 

Simple and intuitive use 

Easy to use without prior experiences.

Perceptible information 

All users can observe how to use it.

Tolerance for error

Unintended and adverse use is minimised. 

Low physical effort

Can be used comfortably and efficiently. 

Size and space for approach and use

People of any size posture can use it.