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[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Where have you personally experienced
a lack of accessibility?

Not theoretically.
Not generally.

Personally.

What happened?

@Google
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Behind every accessibility need
is a real person.

Not a statistic.
Not a checkbox.

A life.

Why do we forget that?

@YouTube
#Inclusion

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Accessibility should be built in —
not added on later.

Because “later” usually means never.

Why is this still the norm?

@Shopify
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Accessibility creates opportunity.

And opportunity creates change.

Why aren’t we investing more into it?

@Amazon
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Some barriers are invisible.

That doesn’t make them any less real.

What’s something people often overlook?

@IBM
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

When accessibility isn’t considered,
people get left out.

Not intentionally.
But consistently.

Who do you think is most affected?

@Meta
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Community is accessibility too.

The right people can remove barriers
no system ever could.

Who has supported you when it mattered most?

@LinkedIn
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Support doesn’t always look loud.

Sometimes, it’s quiet understanding.

What does support look like to you?

@Airbnb
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Accessibility isn’t about special treatment.

It’s about equal access.

Why is that still misunderstood?

@Microsoft
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Accessibility isn’t about special treatment.

It’s about equal access.

Why is that still misunderstood?

@Microsoft
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Not everyone experiences the same environment the same way.

What feels “normal” to one person
can be a barrier to someone else.

Have you ever noticed something others don’t?

@Google
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Inclusion shouldn’t depend on who speaks up.

It should already be built in.

Why isn’t that the standard yet?

@Apple
#Inclusion

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Most people don’t notice accessibility until it’s missing.

What’s something you’ve experienced that made you realize it matters?

@Google
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Designing for everyone isn’t harder.

It just requires intention.

Why is that still missing?

@Microsoft
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

If something isn’t accessible, it’s not complete.

Who should be held accountable for that?

@X
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Policies talk about inclusion.
Experiences oftern don't reflect it.

Where do you think lies the gap?

@Uber
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Have you ever had to ask for accessibility instead of it being provided?

What happened?

@amazon
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Have you ever had to ask for accessibility instead of it being provided?

What happened?

@amazon
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

We don’t lack awareness anymore.

We lack action.

What’s stopping real change?

@Airbnb
#Accessibility

[Accessible Professionals @AP_cares]

Accessibility improves experiences for everyone — not just those who need it most.

So why is it still overlooked?

@IBM
#Accessibility