<p>I completely understand there’s a lot of complex factors that lead to this issue, such as laws and regulations in a few countries that make manufacturing equipment for disabled people have this medical aesthetic as well as the complete focus on functionality due to the sensitive nature of such products.</p>
<p>But this mindset spreads to things outside of regulatory control as well, such as community websites and products that are made for disabled people but not considered a medical device,  yet they still make it look like one. </p>

<p>My only ask is be brave and thoughtful with your designs, not everything made for people with disabilities needs to look like a medical device, the disabled community will appreciate it greatly. </p>