Accessibility for UX Designers

[@songji3342]

Thank you so much for the information! I really like the part "My product isn't really usable until everyone can use it"

[@mdashiouzzaman834]

Really great insights on accessibility in UX design

[@Puleczech]

This was really helpful. Thanks!

[@theresawalters]

Any plans to bring the Treehouse UX bootcamp back?

[@stevenmoracastillo9515]

Part 2? Please! I can't find the video

[@ZeroCloudsZeroSkies]

What are some examples how a website can be accessible to users, including user interface, elements, etc..

[@gotreehouse]

Hey there! There are many ways to create a more accessible website. Some examples are using captions or transcripts on videos, clear navigation, accessible forms, fonts, and colors, alternative text for images, ensuring your site is keyboard-friendly, and more. Being aware of these strategies can make a big difference in a site's accessibility!

[@alakaabimbola6951]

Where is the next video please

[@jmiahbee]

So distracted by that bike's handlebars from 2008

[@razionojikan]

play the video in x1.25 speed, thank me later