Thanks for making and sharing this!

Wonderful presentation. Thank you

Great video!

thanks so much for this video it helped me a lot

Awesome talk

Thanks for your video!

Hi, thanks for the amazing tutorials. You said, there is a pre-defined list of roles in accessibility tree, do you know where I can find these pre-defined list?

Yooooo! My auslan teacher knows Sophie!

"improving design through code" << love this!

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Thank you Matthew for explanation about differences between locale and language

Like your talk Jamie. But can we just always put the slide there so we can read it ? Or just put the camera aside to the slide? Keep switching between slide and camera back and forth is not that enjoyable 😅

"Then screen reader apps came along" > "Then single-page apps came along"

Nice one Michelle :)

Great talk! I'lll put that video on www.foreveryone.design/

If one was to ask a random sample of tech practitioners: Are accessibility guidelines objective or subjective? The overwhelming majority would say "subjective". This misconception creates, or at a minimum, justifies, a resistance to accessibility. Important talk.

Thanks Patrick. Yes often making opportunity for accessibility recommendations even if not because of a WCAG non-conformance.

Excellent! Thank you for this!

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Well done zoe very clear well covered

I liked that the testing participant enjoyed feeling a non-linear tactile design. Conceiving of a web experience as non-linear can't be easy, even with Skip-links and alike.

Very entertaining Zoë, I consider myself recruited

The resources links that are at the end of Charlii's presentation need to be added to the video description. Thanks so much.

Brilliant talk. Bookmarked for coming back to.

with late apologies for the visible mouse pointer, which I only noticed *after* doing the entire recording.

Thank you for sharing your experience, Charlii. Your video was incredibly engaging and informative.

Good presentation. Some very useful and practical insights.

Impassioned experience shared by a sage in her field. Thanks Allison for the impetus to get out of the pre-package box and get accessibility right

Nice to meet you My Name is Santosh Raman Mishra my cell is 9560884349

Vithya so concise! Good to know that accessible videos rank higher by Google - I wasn't aware of that. I also didn't know that screen readers work better if auto player is turned off. Some valuable insights.

Thanks Sarah, much appreciated. I'm going to ask W3C where 2.5.8 at 24px came from., what science is behind it.

Slides at: www.joshuakgoldberg.com/#talks

I think we also need to stop saying things like "only this small percentage of users are disabled" - from the both sides. Everyone benefits from inclusive design!

Thank you so much for this!!! As an Android engineer I have been looking for more like this!

I am always dealing with pushback, although they know they are required to abide by WCAG, we do have best practices that they tend to not want to acknowledge. Agreeing with their objections while explaining the benefits for our customers with disabilities would be a great approach, I can try that for once. Great A11y video!

Thanks so much Jodi - that's a great explanation of the why and how of audio descriptions, I'll be sharing it whenever I'm asked for advice!

Awesome presentations! Very informative :)

Good one

This is so wonderful! Listening to the whole thing after the live event and learned so much new stuff! <3

The talk on Cognitive Load in forms that I was talking about in this video, which resulted in the power spew can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJrdmJ98jMdgfNE

Fantastic Thomas ! Thanks for the plug..