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Understanding Accessibility

Studio Lutalica

Tags

Code UX/UI Interactive Design Graphic Design Branding/Identity

Geographic location

United Kingdom

Year

2023

Description

Understanding Accessibility is a pioneering online resource designed to tackle the usability gap in web design. Created by Alaïs de Saint Louvent, lead designer for Studio Lutalica, and developed by Lattimore + Friends, this platform aims to present fundamental accessibility guidance in a clear and engaging manner. With Creative Direction and copy-editing funded and executed by Studio Lutalica, the project embodies a commitment to making digital spaces more inclusive.

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Acknowledgements

Alaïs de Saint Louvent and Lattimore + Friends

Biography

Studio Lutalica is a pioneering non-profit graphic design and web development agency dedicated to supporting feminist and LGBTQ+ initiatives worldwide. Founded by Cecilia Righini, the studio is one of the few globally focused on LGBTQ+ projects, serving clients across four continents, including the UK, US, Australia, Italy, Denmark, France, Germany, and Thailand. Empathy is at the heart of Studio Lutalica's approach. The team leverages their lived experiences to deeply understand clients' needs, particularly in sensitive areas like discrimination and trauma. Their global community ties and commitment to ethical practices, including sustainable web design and project selection aligned with environmental justice, set them apart. Offering services such as branding, editorial design, digital solutions, content creation, and strategic consultancy, Studio Lutalica tailors its pricing to fit clients' budgets and social impact.