Final: Unifying Disability Icons Image and Write-Up + Course Reflection

Hi Daniel! It's so neat to see your finished icon! The Braille and computer keys really help frame the icon and lead the eye around the page. It was really clever that you chose to put both types of letters in to highlight the varied ways that people communicate. I feel like it reflects the disability justice values of flexibility and providing multiple options. Overall, the icon has a lot of movement to it that reminds me of the Accessible Icon Project's goals of adding more activeness and autonomy to the wheelchair user icon. The bright colors and layered images really make the icon pop--which is perfect for getting people's attention and letting them know somewhere is an accessible space! Lastly, I think it was a really good choice to add in the sunflower for invisible disabilities. I like that sunflowers are white/grayscale to symbolize invisibility, but that the flowers are also big and bold to make them more visible.