Whereas accessible design simply provides a token response to the needs of people with disabilities, universal design integrates the accommodation of disability with the basic concept of the design. Beyond that, accessibility is also expressed as an important element in the aesthetics of the product or building. Accessible design acknowledges that people with disabilities have a right to access and use of products and environments, but it doesn't go far enough because it doesn't express social integration. Moreover, it doesn't acknowledge the social trends that are changing our societies. It will never be a completely adequate solution to accessibility.
Universal design promotes full integration in every way.
Moreover, it symbolizes that integration. Universal design makes a place for people with disabilities alongside everyone else. It acknowledges disability, aging and other differences as a part of everyday life. Please bookmark this site and check it often.