
Business owner & web developer @CMSWebSolutions. Universal design and cats for the win!
Lindsay, ON
Joined August 2008
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I just registered for #WPA11yDay, a free, virtual 24-hour conference on WordPress accessibility happening on November 2nd and 3rd, and you should too! Get your free ticket at wpaccessibility.day #WPAD2022 #WordPress #a11y
Sandi Gauder retweeted
When business owners recognize that real inclusion isn’t just a nice or the right thing to do, they discover that innovation, profitability as well as absenteeism and employee turnover are affected in a very positive way. Inclusion is simply good for business.
Replying to @ONAccessibility
Sandi Gauder retweeted
On today's #InformedFridays post, we're highlighting the Disability-Inclusive Climate Action Research Program (DICARP), which is based at @mcgillu.
Learn more about their team and their work related to disability-inclusive climate action at disabilityinclusiveclimate.o…
Sandi Gauder retweeted
I’ve been using this approach to accessibility and inclusive design. I ask stakeholders to put it down in writing even if it’s on a post-it note which individual, group or community they are willing to exclude based on a decision they are making. I found it has a profound effect.
Replying to @feather
Okay, just so we’re clear let’s write down who your willing to exclude with that decision.
This.
In my humble opinion, WCAG is a starting point. Checking all the boxes doesn’t always equal an accessible, usable, and efficient experience.
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I am a member of the @MohawkCollege Program Advisory Committee for the Accessible Media Production program and was not consulted about this decision.
The June committee meeting was cancelled so not sure how we’ll continue to work with the college on this.
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Re-upping for any accessibility folks out there. Is there a way to edit @CodePen pens with a screen reader?
Open to any and all tips for my colleague.
#accessibility #a11y
Sandi Gauder retweeted
Matisse Hamel-Nelis and Janette Campbell wanted to pursue more in the field of accessibility. After completing their certificate program, they were both able to add more value to their roles in the industry.
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U.S. Department of Justice releases web accessibility guidance under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Yup, websites count. #webaccessibility #a11y justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-d…
Mohawk College's Accessible Media Production graduate certificate program is creating an advanced micro-credential for accessible web development.
We are looking for input on what content should go into the micro-credential.
forms.office.com/r/41jiSSs1m…
#accessibility #a11y
Sandi Gauder retweeted
Are you addicted to playing Wordle and sharing your results? Make those results accessible thanks to this Chrome extension: accessiblewebsiteservices.co…
#Accessibility #DigitalAccessibility #Wordle
Think an accessibility overlay is the way to go to solve all your problems? You might want to think again.
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Check out the @Harvard home page this week. “An accessible world is a better world for everyone.” Impressive harvard.edu/ #a11y
Proud to have been part of this project.
Join us tomorrow at noon for a behind-the-scene look at how we put it all together.
meetup.com/a11yHAM-Meetup-Gr…
#WebsitesForAll #a11yHAM
A partnership between @MohawkCollege, @CMSWebSolutions, @ciranews and indie rock band @SilvertoneHills has resulted in the launch of #WebsitesForAll, a free online program that helps create better online experience for Canadians with disabilities.
mohawknewsdesk.ca/creating-f…
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Join us for our upcoming Meetup next week: Creating Future Ready Web Developers
#a11y #accessibility #MohawkCollege meetup.com/a11yHAM-Meetup-Gr…
Sandi Gauder retweeted
It only took 15 years from start to finish, but as of Monday the updated Section 508 standards (WCAG 2.0 A/AA) are now part of the Federal Acquisition Regulation, meaning that they now apply to procurement in the US federal government - access-board.gov/news/2021/0…
Where did the idea of making skip links available for screen reader users only come from? How are sighted keyboard users supposed to access them?
Seeing this pattern more often on websites & I’m just not understanding the logic. What am I missing?
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