In the design industry, the start of a new decade means a greater emphasis on inclusive design. As a result, UX specialists throughout the IT sector are increasingly being drawn to design truly inclusive products and experiences. Don't think that inclusive design is an "advanced topic" if you're new to the realm of UX design! The history of UX design is replete with examples of inclusion. If your users feel excluded from the experience, whether it's a login screen, a search experience, a purchase procedure, or anything else you can think of, they're likely to abandon it totally. Inclusive design is one of the most powerful and successful methods to improve user experiences for people of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences.