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Editor's Notes

1. Preamble:Your previous design + usability + IA experience matters.Following the best practices do result in better products.Accessibility also resolves situational impairments.Not limited to mobile, universal truths.
2. Benefits:People already know how to use native controls.Makes it easier to work with assistive technologies.Universal Design Benefits:Allows users to use various input methods.Saves re-work time down the road.
3. Recommendation:Minimum is 4.5:1, I’d recommend 10/11:1 or as great as possible.Benefits:¼ of men are red:green colourblindUniversal Design Benefits:Use colours to reinforce brand, action controls, etc.Helps reduce glareDepending on the screen type, extends life of a screen, etc.
4. Benefits:Helps people with TremorsHelps people with eye-hand coordination difficultiesHelps people with upper limb impairmentsSituational Impairment Benefits:Benefits people wearing glovesBenefits people carrying multiple bags and using their mobile
5. Benefits:Can help improve task effectivenessHelps customers with mobility impairments, RSI, etc.Helps customers with vision loss (blind, partially sighted)Universal Design Benefits:Helps reduce spread of infectious diseasesFacilitates multitasking, eyes-free hands-free use cases
6. Active Voice - Writing in the active voice means constructing sentences where the subject “acts”:Examples:The wedding planner is making all the reservations. (active)All the reservations will be made by the wedding planner. (passive)http://www.towson.edu/ows/activepass.htm
7. Reminder usability setups are artificial already, and likely nothing like the traditional lab environment