Accessibility is more than a design problem

From adaptive iPhone grips to a $3,500 headset, Apple’s latest crop of assistive products shows why inclusive design depends on more than the technology itself.

Last month, Apple marked Global Accessibility Awareness Day with a sweeping round of accessibility updates and announcements, including a new eye-controlled wheelchair interface for Vision Pro and the global launch of Los Angeles-based designer Bailey Hikawa’s adaptive MagSafe Grip & Stand for iPhone. Together, the announcements span nearly the entire spectrum of assistive technology, from a $3,500 spatial computing headset to a silicone phone grip. 

Both raise the same underlying question: What does it........

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