creative forms of accessibility

• where is there room to be creative in the pursuit of accessibility
• eg design methodologies that are inherently creative
• but also more expressive forms eg allowing creative expression in AAC and allowing subtitles to be expressed creatively are very different, due to who it is empowering
• creative subtitles can actually hamper accessing information but other times ensure the same playful spirit is experienced by all — when is it appropriate, does it just depend on the content/need for a direct literal option alongside
• ‘creativity’ in terms of creative, unusual, experimental solutions
• but often reliability is more important
• example - where’s Wally on audiobook exists - audio formats of silly books, game books and art books - is this still an enjoyable experience in audio or is it a novelty? Is it ok to be a novelty given the original is a novelty of a different kind?