The image shows a pyramid that represents all users of ICT products and services. The wide base represents the majority of users, who have good human abilities; the top represent the users with the poorest human abilities, who are a small minority. Three horizontal lines divide the pyramid into four section. The big section at the bottom represents represents users who can access all services and devices directly. Above this is a somewhat smaller section representing those who can access services and devices only with some form of adaptation. Above this is a much smaller section containing those who need assistive technology. The small section at the top of the pyramid represents those who can only access ICT products and services with the help of others.
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The image shows two circles. Both circles have a wavy line running horizontally through their diameter, effectively dividing each circle into two hemispheres. The left hand circle has the upper hemisphere labelled 'Design for All', while the lower hemisphere is labelled 'assistive technology', signifying that these are two parts of a whole. The right hand circle also has the lower hemisphere labelled 'Assistive Technology' while the upper hemisphere is labelled 'Usability and Accessibility' and the label 'Design for All' is outside the circle, signifying that it applies to the whole of the content of the circle, i.e. 'Usability' and 'Accessibility' as well as Assistive Technology.
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