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People with ADHD can be overwhelmed by cluttered layouts, auto-playing media, and walls of text. Designing for ADHD means simplifying navigation, using clear and concise language, providing visual cues, and giving users control over media playback. These practices improve the experience for everyone, not just users with ADHD. We covered five specific strategies for this. Read more: Website Accessibility and ADHD: 5 Strategies
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