Potential Categories for Cards:

1. Values (?) / Qualities / Concepts?
   • disability as mismatch
   • personalisable/one-size-fits-one
   • configurable (more technical?)
   • flexibility
   • open (open source, staying open)
   • collaborative
   • co-design
   • self-determination
   • self-knowledge
2. Techniques (ILDH)
   • support flexible styling (CSS separate from markup, UIO)
   • label resources
   • support keyboard control
   • etc
3. Examples
   • UIO
   • FD tool
   • Explore tool
   • etc
4. Exercises
   • authoring game?
   • build a persona
   • matching game (needs/features)?
   • build a simple webpage
   • fix a webpage (e.g. add keyboard control)
5. Test Your Knowledge

• or we could break things down into Tools & Practice, e.g.
  • Tools (i.e. concrete things you can build or use in design)
    · UX Walkthroughs
    · User States and Contexts
    · Personalization tools (UIO, FD, etc.)
  • Practices 
    · Open design (i.e. community, participatory, co-design)
    · “Complicated personas” -- One person, many personas/contexts (i.e. risk of modelling people, importance of people with disabilities representing themselves--"nothing about us without us") 

• how to facilitate perspective shift first - then introduce familiar design exercises / common design tools, incorporate milestones
• start with questions? much like some of our presentations and workshops - get people thinking in new ways (when have you experienced a mismatch, etc)
• beyond accessibility - more useful for more people - more marketable - motivation
• how can cards embody inclusive design? 
  • e.g matching card game - could be matching person+context+goal with design features, or matching person+context+goal with another person’s need, etc
  • example of building scenarios as you're playing the game  - cards are limited, conveys idea of need and considerations of how to improve - get players to come up with various solutions?
• how to cover more than just the digital? built environment too, physical products, also consider inclusive processes for communication (e.g. listservs), meetings, policy etc 
  • especially when considering P4A platform
  • (but need to emphasize added flexibility of the digital to provide configurability?)