Welcome to the future of inclusive design.........

.........Presenting aIDEAS (all Inclusive Design Enabling Access Solutions), the premier advanced technology project based ideas-house which combines innovative technology with inspiring form to provide new and holistic design solutions for the 21^st century multi-age, multi-needs market.

Universal design enables barrier-free products, services and environments to be used by a broad spectrum of the public regardless of age, ability or situation.  Pertinent to the climate of social inclusion and awareness, aIDEAS follows the guidelines of simplicity, flexibility, spatial awareness and equitable use. aIDEAS' design-solutions strive to provide maximum benefit, minimum effort living and represent my personal vision of dynamic customer focused inclusive design. 

Thanks for sharing an accessible and inclusive future,

Martin

Dr Martin Sabry (Founder & Senior Partner) 

·         FREE -  aIDEAS PVAW Web Browser  

• Read about aIDEAS WORDB project
• Meet the aIDEAS Team and our new future contributors
• Subscribe to aIDEAS Stay in Touch

• Rate each web-page using the aIDEAS WORDB project Web-Page Feedback feature

aIDEAS WORDB (Website & Online Resources Data Base) project: The www.aideas.org website is a practical example of good, inclusive web design.Usability considerations are a key focus. Initial features launched are Loadable Style Sheets, Web-Page Feedback. Future features include Hyperlink Picture Association & Text-to-voice.

aIDEAS PVAW (Personal Visual Adaptation of WWW) Web Browser is an innovative personalised all-inclusive middleware software utility for accessing the information contained within the stylised World Wide Web (WWW) pages.

• Automatically adapt the font to your personal preferences on any page on the web

Download FREE aIDEAS PVAW Web Browser for improved visual accessibility of WWW.

Open Policy is a Bright Idea, Interview With Dr  Martin Sabry by journalist Jenny Chapman.  Cambridge Evening News Business Section, 23^rd October 2006

"In this country, we innovate, but we are not always so good at how things look, yet it's good business sense to do inclusive design."