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The document discusses universal usability and accessibility in web design. It defines usability and accessibility, noting that usability measures how effective tools are while accessibility focuses on including people with disabilities. It recommends user-centered design through iterative testing with users. Universal usability involves designing for a broad range of users, platforms, and contexts. Key principles include equitable use, flexibility, simplicity and perceptible information.
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