Accessibility, play your cards right
A one-hour card-based workshop for up to 20 people that gives teams the facts and language to answer common objections to accessibility.
The workshop material is in French only.
Over 1,000 downloads
Since launch in January 2025, the game has been downloaded over 1,000 times by designers, developers, accessibility specialists and consultants.
Presented in France
Design Makes Sense presented the game at Printemps du Design 2026. It was later exhibited in Paris as part of From the Making of Discrimination to Inclusive Design.
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Each card gives you a concise, sourced argument you can use in conversation. As a team, you sort the cards, discuss the arguments and make them your own.
Who is it for?
Product teams and managers
Get everyone aligned on accessibility in one session.
Consultants and freelancers
Back your recommendations with arguments that hold at any maturity level.
Educators
Prepare students for the objections they will meet at work.
Choose how you'd like to facilitate
Start for free, or save preparation time with the FigJam version
Print, cut and prepare the workshop yourself.
Cards
30 to print and cut
Format
PDF or Word
Facilitation guide
Word
Run it
In person
Updates
To print and cut again
Extra content
Not included
Download via Google Forms – workshop in French only:
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Open FigJam and start facilitating.
Cards
38 ready to use
Format
FigJam
Facilitation guide
In FigJam
Run it
In person or remotely
Updates
Updated directly in FigJam
Extra content
AI vs accessibility
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What people say
I meet many people who want to drive change within their organisations but don’t feel equipped to raise the subject internally. I’m convinced that this practical and engaging workshop (with a touch of style, which is always a plus!) can empower them.
Anne-Sophie Tranchet
AccessibilityOps
Even today, very few digital resources are accessible to Disabled people. Accessibility should never be optional—it’s a necessity. This game highlights just how important it is. Its strength lies in its brilliant design, created by Tamara, which proves that great design can meet accessibility standards!
Emmanuelle Aboaf
Developer