Website accessibility dude, strategist, designer, BBQ nut: still refuses to color within the lines. Opinions expressed are always my own, never my employer's.
Truth bomb. The culture in most orgs is ableist. Accessibility is undervalued, underfunded and deprioritised. Specialists are disempowered, outnumbered and ignored. Middle-management would rather use their influence for exemptions than for culture change. Do better! Rant over.✌️
@joedevon@Keurig Had the same problem. We bought a ‘commercial’ model Kerrigan at an office supply store. Has a better pump, etc. has lasted for years.
Automation and user testing for accessibility. Take your accessibility efforts to the next level with @Siteimprove and Fable. https://t.co/IK9RFRdqkU #a11y#CSUNATC20
If you've ever had anybody say that the training they have to take is inaccessible this is the session for you looking forward to seeing you all at this year's conference
We all have a disability, at some point, whether temporary or permanent. So it only makes sense to develop with #accessibility in mind, says @rydbergk of @siteimprove. #digitalpolicy https://t.co/jXeuvO2H6Q
.@jay_wyant: "Your customers are looking for a relationship they can trust & one that will help them reliably fulfill their accessibility obligations."
Vendor Responsibilities for Accessibility: https://t.co/MNsjLVYxdo @IAAPOrg@MNIT_Services#ITSales#ITCompany#a11y#ITManager
Video capture is the only way to convey the awesomeness of @msofficelens to @msonenote - analogue to digital unlocks personalisation for every reader - from dyslexia to second language learners (the inaccuracy you see is the tiny font inside the photo credits). #accessibility
Have you ever heard of #Techplomacy? Probably not, but the term is crucial to building stronger technological ties between the public and private sectors. Watch the world’s first Tech Ambassador, @DKTechAmb, talk here: https://t.co/94JIr79aMw
In her terrific opening keynote on “governance” at #uxpa2019@lwelchman finally gave me some optimism that there may be a way past all the havoc that the unintended consequences of digital technology have inflicted on society. Brilliant. Thanks, Lisa!
Big news @MicrosoftUK are announcing a major new commitment to train 30,000 teachers on accessibility & tech tools to support SEND pupils in the UK. As a parent of an autistic child I couldn’t be happier we’re going to help 1 million + children thrive https://t.co/L80NNLShyZ