Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 2016
2016-05-19
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[Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 2016, Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 2017, Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 2018, Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 2020]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Behind the Mask: The Experience of Hidden Disability | Molly Holzschlag | 44m |
Argues that hidden conditions are common and measurable: 96% of people have a hidden condition and roughly 25% of those have activity limitations — about 23%… | ||
| Style Is Substance | Amelia Bellamy-Royds | 47m |
Demonstrates how visual motifs become accessible semantics by mapping design elements to HTML and ARIA: uses DOM order over visual-only layouts, annotates… | ||
| In gaming - some things should be easy, some should be challenging, everything should... | Brice Johnson | 51m |
Sixteen months of work put Windows assistive tech onto Xbox One: usable demos include Magnifier can't interact while zoomed (basic pan and read only), full… | ||
| Lessons learnt from building accessible complex web apps | Sarah Pulis | 47m |
Two case studies detail concrete outcomes: an Angular e-commerce with JAWS 17 & VoiceOver iPad where accessibility is built in, three rounds of usability… | ||
| Accessibility Testing or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Ignore WCAG | Luis Garcia | 56m |
Argues that knowing when not to apply WCAG is as important as applying it, and lists concrete exceptions, thresholds and fixes: controls need programmatic… | ||
| PM-led Accessibility: Shepherding project teams into accessible design and developmen... | Robert jolly | 43m |
A practical framework shows how to cultivate empathy with real user stories (stroke, screen reader, one-thumb mobile use), then unpack requirements from briefs… | ||
| Why Good Markup Matters for All Users | Michiel Bijl | 51m |
Shows concrete code comparisons: anchor vs span, anchor + tabindex/role, native button vs anchor-with-role, textarea vs contenteditable div, and how many extra… | ||
| Get started with accessibility - And get others started too | Shadi Abou-Zahra | 48m |
Collection of practical WAI resources aimed at different roles and stages with concrete actions and examples. Highlights include easy checks (step‑by‑step… | ||
| The Web Accessibility Basics | Marco Zehe | 48m |
Covers concrete rules you can apply right away: use descriptive image text or alt="" for decorative images, label every form control with label for="id" or… | ||
| Supporting the Development of Accessible Websites | David Swallow | 48m |
A compact, developer‑focused resource called WebAIR presents concrete, code‑level checks (organized by links, images, forms) and avoids accessibility jargon… | ||
| Building Accessible Web Components | Russ Weakley | 47m |
Covers concrete fixes: avoid redundant or copied ARIA that points to missing IDs, prefer native semantics, and test across NVDA/VoiceOver/JAWS and browsers… | ||
| Fringe a11y (Techniques That Shouldn’t Be) | Adrian Roselli | 47m |
Shows concrete anti-patterns and fixes: reCAPTCHA often ships with tabindex >0 which jumps keyboard focus to the captcha, so use tabindex="-1" for scripted… | ||
| Close Encounters of an Inclusive Design: A Case Study Introducing IDX into One Compan... | Julie Lane | 29m |
Company migrates a desktop land‑registration product to web and injects inclusive design by forming a cross‑functional working group, mapping AODA and WCAG… | ||
| How to Use WCAG for Mobile Accessibility | Jeanne Spellman, Kathy Wahlbin | 44m |
Mobile Accessibility Task Force publishes a draft of mobile best practices and a GitHub repo with weekly updates and a research wiki. It proposes WCAG 2.1… | ||
| WCAG "Next" | Makoto Ueki | 46m |
Proposes concrete WCAG Next changes: update cadence to every two years with task forces publishing notes and prefers a date-driven cross-taskforce rollout… | ||
| Pixels, Plows & Prescriptions: The Future of Wellness | Kel Smith | 46m |
Summarizes evidence that disability correlates with poorer health and food insecurity, citing USDA and a study showing households with one disabled adult more… | ||
| What’s Law Got to Do with It? Role of Law in Developing an Accessible, Usable Digital... | Lainey Feingold | 54m |
20 years of using structured negotiation instead of suing yields concrete results: first web-accessibility agreement with Bank of America in 2000, Walmart… | ||
| Uncharted 4: A New Adventure in Video Game Accessibility | Emilia Schatz, Alex Neonakis, Kevin Chung | 43m |
Uncharted 4 adds concrete accessibility options: an in-game Accessibility menu with hold-to-toggle input for button-mash sequences, subtitle lines labeled with… | ||
| Accessible UX: Going beyond WCAG | Jon Gibbins | 51m |
Shows concrete tests and fixes: annotated wireframes and IA to control content order, semantics and language tags; pronunciation experiments across iOS Android… | ||
| V&L Live! | The Viking, The Lumberjack | 55m |
A lively livecast recaps ID24 highlights, shows concrete wins in gaming accessibility like Xbox and Uncharted 4 features, and lays out WCAG roadmaps: three… | ||
| Changing Tides: 2015's Games Industry Accessibility Advancements | Ian Hamilton | 51m |
2015 brings concrete accessibility wins: the CVAA forces consoles and networks (since October 2015) to expose communications and broadcast caption settings… | ||
| Embracing Plain Language for Better Accessibility | Ashley Bischoff | 48m |
Clear, measurable advice: aim for an average sentence length of about 20 words and a Flesch–Kincaid grade of less than 9 (WCAG 3.1.5), check with… | ||
| Accessibility Gives Usability a Boost | Marc Cajolet | 51m |
Kronos proves that building to WCAG 2.0 AA measurably improves usability: designers change color palettes for contrast, enlarge labels and touch targets, and… | ||
| Making sure your PDF/UA PDF is actually PDFUA | Jon Metz | 36m |
Shows a repeatable workflow to take a tagged PDF and prove it meets PDF/UA rather than assume it does, using Adobe Acrobat Accessibility Checker, PAC 2.0, PDF… | ||
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