ALT “Accessibility in Action: Indigenous Communities” Join Meggan from Design de Plume and discover how Indigenous accessibility diverges from general compliance principles. She’ll delve into cultural considerations and Indigenous perspectives that foster inclusive solutions and help you gain valuable insight from her agency experience. Learn how to meaningfully apply accessibility standards for Indigenous audiences, while creating engaging projects that resonate. Challenge norms, embrace inclusivity, and focus on creating positive change through this insightful presentation. Meggan Van Harten, Partner & the Strategic Leader at Design de Plume Join the discussion Wednesday, July 26th, 1 PM (ET).

ALT “Accessibility First Thinking for Developers” What if you started every discussion with "how do we make this accessible". What if every decision for a product was thought of from a point of maximum inclusion? In this talk, we will show how leading with accessibility can lead to better UX, quicker development and ultimately, more profitability for a company. GrahamTheDev, Accessibility Consultant Join the discussion June 14th, 12PM (ET).

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ALT Lullabot logo: red robot head. White text on faded black background: Web Accessibility Q&A: Overcoming Excuses and Misconceptions. Thursday, May 18. 1:00 PM ET. Kat Shaw, Lullabot. Tyler Melone, Accessibility Specialist, Maggie Vaughan, DubBot

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ALT Do you speak Accessibility? - A look at accessibility hurdles for language learning and linguistics One would think that language has been solved in 2023. We have translation apps, sign languages, an international phonetic alphabet that is supposed to be able to represent any sound in any language for academics to endlessly discuss over. And yet, the challenges are myriad. From screen readers not knowing how to pronounce the ultimate guide to pronouncing things to less than helpful apps and from several different alphabets to unhelpful, incorrect language tagging, the topic of linguistics accessibility can be a wonderfully twisty-turny rabbit hole to go down. For the last few years I've been looking into this, and I have learned loads of different things. This talk aims to take the audience through some of those learnings. Florian Beijers, Accessibility Manager at Testlio . Join the discussion May 8th, 12PM (ET). https://a11ytalks.com/posts/2023-MAY/

ALT Lullabot logo: red robot head. White text on faded black background: Web Accessibility Q&A: Overcoming Excuses and Misconceptions. Thursday, May 18. 1:00 PM ET. Kat Shaw, Lullabot. Tyler Melone, Accessibility Specialist, Maggie Vaughan, DubBot