Towards accessibility, from an inclusive culture to an accessible Design System
summary
The presenters describe building an accessible Design System at TeamSystem: they studied UI components, color contrast, and created guidelines tailored to each stakeholder. They also explain establishing dedicated training paths and identifying accessibility ambassadors to support the shift toward accessible software.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Event introduction
- 1:05Inclusive culture to design system
- 4:16Building internal accessibility culture
- 6:23What is a design system
- 8:33Accessibility in design foundations
- 10:00Recalibrating color palettes and contrasts
- 13:35Focus states and accessible components
- 16:59Component accessibility and usability
- 18:24Shared process for accessibility
- 21:19Accessible components: development perspective
- 28:14Challenges in complex components
- 29:48Audience Q&A part 1
- 30:57Accessibility introduction for juniors
- 32:02Focus outline in design systems
- 34:53Market perception of accessibility
- 37:27Accessibility and digital future
- 38:30Alt text and data visualization
- 39:12Closing and WCAG guidelines
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