These 5 Changes Will Advance Inclusive Design
summary
Promises five concrete shifts and delivers three clear ones: accessible user experience becomes the core standard — focus on personas, usability testing with people with disabilities and functional performance criteria rather than just HTML/ARIA compliance; adopt agile standards so Section 508–style rules keep up (don’t wait years; iterate and apply principles now); prepare for voice I/O as the next dominant interface (Dragon‑class recognition may replace parts of screen readers and magnifiers within ~five years, but creates exclusion risks for deaf, speech‑impaired and motor‑disabled users).
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- 0:00Start
- 4:38AUX is the New A11Y!
- 10:35Agile Standards!!
- 16:39The Next
- 22:52Shhh... The Death of Software
- 31:57Sue Everyone!
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