Easy Digital Accessibility: What’s Your +1
summary
Argues for a concrete practice: add one small accessibility improvement to each iteration so work scales and stops being an end‑of‑project crisis. Uses agile tools — backlog AC, sprint demos, component libraries, HTML basics, ARIA labels and screen readers (NVDA) — plus plus one per sprint and 30-minute knowledge transfers run a few times a week. Outcome is measurable: fewer late defects, less tech debt, and teams that scaffold to independence.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:08Accessibility as change management
- 7:25Introducing the plus one method
- 13:57Plus one for change inertia
- 17:55Ownership and accessibility SMEs
- 22:14Scaffolding teams to independence
- 25:29Strategies for implementation
- 29:12Sustainability and scalability
- 33:15Building independence with plus one
- 34:49Q&A session
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