"Since it’s estimated that we’re all going to experience some form of disability within our lifetimes — whether physical, temporary, or invisible — designing for accessibility means designing for everyone." #a11y #InclusiveDesign uxdesign.cc/a-few-more-thi…

“The law isn’t there to be a checklist, a hammer, a punishment. The law is there because accessibility is a civil right.” - Lainey Feingold 💡✅ #ACCESS3Play

The same actions can produce different outcomes depending on the environment - Alan Klement starting off #uxdx with science and philosophy💡 UXDX #productdesign #productvision #UX

Accessibility guidelines are usually not accessible, so it's important to take time to explain them in a way that gets your team excited to implement them #a11y #accessibility #UX uxdesign.cc/creating-more-…

Accessibility is a goal, not a target. And the outcome is usability for people with disabilities, not just compliance. #a11yTOConf Sarah Horton Kate Kalcevich (she)

Join me at ContentEd for an always-inspiring event with content strategy, UX, and design professionals from around the world. Use code 4H8C97B for a 20% discount on individual and group tickets! contentedlive.com/register #ContentEd21 #a11y #contentstrategy #UX

Thrilled to be a part of this incredible group of speakers!

Feeling confused or overwhelmed by accessibility guidelines? Join me ContentEd as we demystify the standards so you'll feel comfortable creating inclusive and accessible content Use code 4H8C97B for a 20% discount! contentedlive.com/register #ContentEd21

How to bring inclusive thinking into your processes sooner buff.ly/3tFYExy

"To truly design the best experiences, we need to not only think about designing for everyone, but also *with* everyone." buff.ly/36TAsh9

Looking forward to breaking down #accessibility guidelines to create #inclusive content! 20% discount code: 4H8C97B

"Designing with cognitive accessibility in mind can benefit all users, not just those who identify as having a specific disability." veroniiiica.com/2021/02/18/how…

Accessibility can be difficult to implement. Organisations often feel overwhelmed by technical details and legal implications. Janell Sims from Harvard University demystifies accessibility in her breakout session, available anytime on our online event platform, Forumm. #ContentEd21

"The longer it takes to discover an accessibility bug, the more it will cost your organization to fix it." - Glenda Sims #axecon

Excited to speak at UXPA Boston on April 28 with @SconnieBridgian about the intersection of #accessibility and #UX - sharing examples and research about inclusive design that goes beyond compliance. Hope to see you there! eventbrite.com/e/user-focused…

TONIGHT's the NIGHT! Don't miss April's #MonthlyMtg “User-focused #Accessibility: Designing beyond standards w Janell Sims & @SconnieBridgian “ Shift from #compliance to a user-centered design approach for more #inclusive products & services RSVP: ow.ly/jKUJ50EzIcG #a11y

Happy 10th annual #GAAD! Using plain language is a great way to make your content more inclusive and accessible. It's not dumbing down, but opening up! niemanlab.org/2020/11/propub…

Are your products and services truly inclusive? Hear from Digital Accessbility experts Janell Sims & Erich Manser from Harvard University to learn how to start producing better, more #inclusive products and services.✨ ow.ly/I9II50I9iSL