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The suggested design is aiming to be accessible to all the users, including people with disabilities. The accessibility is provided by relevant functionality: progress timeline, access to the previous completed step, ability to review the order details, selection of different payment methods starting from the most accessible one (Apple Pay) to other methods available to user.

Forms are designed with clear success/error/warning states to indicate the current status & next possible steps.

The clear contrast division is created between the informative content and CTA buttons, touch targets are ensured to be of sufficient size.

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Great work, Ksenia 🌟 Your focus on accessibility shines through — from progress timeline and order review to clear input states and diverse payment options. The clean layout and thoughtful touch targets make this a strong example of inclusive design. 👏


Excellent job on demonstrating the input states for a checkout form! The language is clear and straightforward, and it's commendable that you've used icons to indicate the states without relying solely on color. The overall design is clean and simplistic and doesn't cause any unnecessary cognitive load. Well done!


Ksenia's checkout flow design showcases her commitment to accessibility. With features like a progress timeline, order review, and diverse payment options, the form caters to all users, including those with disabilities. Clear form states, balanced content and CTAs, and thoughtful touch target sizes enhance usability. Ksenia's user-centered approach and attention to detail make this project an excellent example of inclusive design for the Uxcel community.


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