‘Accessibility’ Videos
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Robert Jolly: Accessibility Testing for WordPress Development
WordCamp Denver 2016Speaker: Robert JollyNovember 8, 2016 — Making WordPress themes and plugins can be both a blessing and a curse when it comes to accessibility for your end users. This session will walk you through some steps you can take to make your WordPress sites more accessible for all.
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Erik Bernskiöld: Making Your Websites Accessible Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Erik BernskioldOctober 17, 2016 — Why should we make websites more accessible? Isn’t that really much work? No. In this presentation you will discover the tricks to getting 70% there. Making your website work better for everyone. Making accessible websites doesn’t have to be hard.
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Mark Uraine: Design For Telepathy
WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Mark UraineOctober 8, 2016 — The transfer of information is paramount in design. Technology has made it possible to consume a mass of information in minimal time – is your design helping the flow of this information, or hindering it? While accessibility for those with challenges is one end of the spectrum, have you been designing for the other end? Have you been designing for telepathy or those with advanced capabilities? This talk will explore the spectrum of accessibility for both the challenged and the more advanced in today’s design.
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Rachel Carden: Tools and Techniques for Evaluating Accessibility
WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Rachel CardenOctober 8, 2016 — When your website is accessible, all users can access your content no matter their abilities. Visually-impaired users can visit your website using a screen reader.
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Jonathan Klinger: Website Accessibility – How To Pass Liability to the Customer
WordCamp Israel 2016Speaker: Jonathan KlingerOctober 3, 2016 — In my discussion, I will review the Israeli website accessibility regulation, and discuss how website developers can act in order to limit their liability in case that the website owner is sought for damages.
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Heather Migliorisi: Make WordPress Accessible
WordCamp Pittsburgh 2016Speaker: Heather MigliorisiSeptember 29, 2016 — WordPress is secretly running so many sites we use today. WordPress is amazing, heavily distributed, and loved by many. Heather Migliorisi explains how they can be made even better when accessibility is added into the mix.
Topics include:
-Quick and easy fixes you can do right now (contrast, colors, and :focus)
-Common mistakes we make (images, icons, placeholder text vs. label, semantic faux pas, and roles)
-Choosing accessible themes and plugins
-Where to go for help
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Trisha Salas: Accessibility – Tips, Tricks and Best Practices for Plugin Developers
WordCamp Oklahoma City 2016Speaker: Trisha SalasSeptember 24, 2016 — Trisha Salas presents ‘Accessibility: Tips, Tricks & Best Practices for Plugin Developers’.
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Chen Cohen: How to Make Sites Accessible
WordCamp Israel 2016Speaker: Chen CohenSeptember 14, 2016 — resentation covers the accessibility laws and how to write code that complies with them.
We’ll review different tools that can help test sites and make them accessible. -
Trisha Salas: Accessibility Tips, Tricks and Best Practices for Plugin Developers
WordCamp Oklahoma City 2016Speaker: Trisha SalasAugust 26, 2016 — Accessibility Tips, Tricks and Best Practices for Plugin Developers
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Paul Van Buuren: Hit Any User To Continue
WordCamp Antwerp 2016Speaker: Paul Van BuurenAugust 23, 2016 — “How to train your users to create accesssible content.
This talk is aimed at users, developers and project managers.”
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