As design absorbs the lesson of providing easy access to products and services for people with visual and physical impairments, the notion of "inclusive design" arrives at the top of the agenda; the idea that design should not cater exclusively for those with disabilities, nor should it ignore them. Inclusive design means design for all. Concentrating on the issues surrounding design with low vision in mind, In Sight puts these demands in a clear and understandable light for the working designer, and deals with the legislation that designers must now incorporate into their work. This groundbreaking book, the first to deal in an accessible but highly informative way with the area of visual impairment, is an essential text for every practicing designer.