Madeline the Edifying (
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Web Accessibility slides
I'm going to give a five-minute presentation tomorrow evening on basic web accessibility (what to do re: designing and developing a website)... Here are the slides: https://slides.com/madelinebernard/webaccessibility
I'm interested in taking feedback on it, if you have any!
I'm interested in taking feedback on it, if you have any!
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In five minutes, you can't say much, and your best bet might be to talk about your paper or digital handout, and where people can find more information.
Some vita points:
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About abbr, I was wondering if, for instance, a screen reader would say "eyoc" instead of EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)... Or some of the other, not so pronounceable acronyms. But yes, sounds like I should just find another example of "uncommon but helpful" HTML tags to use in that point.
Loved the WebAIM surveys, the 2012 #4 one was the most recent one I saw with a "these are the most annoying things" chart.
The Personas link is great, thanks! More directly actionable than the Alphabet of Disability I linked.