Accessibility at the Core of the Product: An Edition for Startups
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Discusses building accessibility into products from the foundation in startups and small teams, arguing the web should work for everyone and that product design must scale inclusively. Covers practical techniques, how accessibility is handled in small versus large teams, where to start, and how to distribute responsibility beyond developers.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Accessibility statistics
- 5:39Not my target audience
- 8:46It's a statement
- 12:08It's an alternative
- 13:41How can I do it better?
- 18:06Why are some people so committed?
- 23:47Prioritizing work and creating tickets
- 28:07Mandatory training
- 30:05Success stories
- 32:06Brave people
- 32:43Questions
- 33:19People with disabilities
- 35:18Online tools
- 37:23Tips
- 39:33Moving from usability to accessibility
- 41:32Accessibility training on GitHub
- 43:13Certification exams
- 45:25Standardizing web pages
- 47:44From the Backend
- 50:22Testimonial
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