Accessibility Principles (Abbreviated) from the April 23, 2024 Regulation Webinar
summary
Presents evidence that most websites are still inaccessible and shows how accessibility overlaps with general usability. Gives concrete examples: Zoom’s accessibility for blind users, a Microsoft toolkit classifying temporary/situational/age-related impairments to guide design, tactile museum tours and 3D-printed assistive parts used at conferences, Arduino prototypes, and a case where an accessible audiobook wasn’t funded for a book released only in print; concludes accessibility provides autonomy, business value, and more usable products.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Core accessibility principles
- 6:09Excluded user groups
- 9:17Why accessibility matters
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