Start by educating them on its importance and benefits, such as reaching a broader audience and enhancing user satisfaction. Share real-world examples and case studies of successful accessible designs. Highlight legal requirements and potential risks of non-compliance. Propose small, incremental changes that demonstrate the positive impact of accessibility. Involve users with disabilities in the design process to gather valuable insights. Advocate for accessibility as a key component of overall product quality and innovation, ensuring it's integrated into the design strategy.

Deberían educar a las personas interesadas sobre la accesibilidad y su impacto. Se debería investigar, involucrase, hacer talleres, fomentar la innovación, resaltar casos reales y crear relaciones multidisciplinarias. Mostrar, resaltar y crear relaciones con otra disciplinas para fomentar la innovación. Además se debería adoptar un enfoque en el impacto humano, redactar historias reales y experiencias en productos de innovación. También incorporar accesibilidad como estándar de diseño

- Present research and data on the importance of accessibility for a wider user base. - Highlight legal and ethical implications of ignoring accessibility standards. - Propose small, achievable accessibility improvements that align with project goals. - Collaborate with accessibility experts to ensure best practices are followed. - Demonstrate how inclusive design can enhance user satisfaction and market reach. - Educate the team on the value of accessibility through workshops or resources.

Share real stories. Present case studies or user feedback from individuals who face challenges with non-accessible designs. Seeing the real-world impact often makes the issue more tangible. Quick wins. Identify small, high-impact accessibility changes that can be implemented easily. Showing progress, even in small steps, builds momentum and gets buy-in. Use demos or simulations to show how products work (or don’t) for users with diverse needs. Let decision-makers experience the gaps firsthand. By seeing accessibility as an opportunity, not just a rule, we can make it a priority without causing pushback.

As a designer, ensuring accessibility is non-negotiable. When stakeholders dismiss it, here's how to advocate for inclusive innovation: Data is Key: Present data on the size of the disabled community and the impact of inaccessible products on your brand. Highlight Business Benefits: Emphasize improved user experience, legal compliance, and enhanced brand reputation. Lead by Example: Implement accessible design principles in your own projects and showcase the positive outcomes.