Para-UX: User eXperience for People with Disabilities
summary
Addresses web accessibility for people with disabilities, citing that only 3.2% of sites are truly accessible and noting WHO/ISTAT prevalence figures. Recommends concrete fixes—skip-links, correct heading structure, meaningful link text, and avoiding visual-only cues—and practical tests using EN 301 549/WCAG guidance, NVDA, tab navigation, disabled styles, screen magnifiers, and dictation to find issues like mislabelled fields and unusable Braille buttons.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 10:57European standards
- 15:48Equivalent user experience
- 24:07Screen reader
- 24:41Keyboard navigation
- 34:35Sequential navigation
- 35:38People with cognitive disabilities
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