Universal Design in Libraries: Universal Design in Libraries is an infographic created for INFO 204 with Piktochart. It highlights the importance of designing library spaces and services for the broadest segment of users. When libraries focus on the normative majority, they create unnecessary barriers to information and services for people with disabilities. Universal Design is the solution to ensure that accessibility is always prioritized within the library.

Ray Hart is a Library Assistant at the Olympia Timberland Library in Washington state. They’re in their second semester of the MLIS program at SJSU. Their academic focus is public librarianship and methods that libraries can use to become accessible and equitable for their users.