Accessibility with Marcy Sutton - The State of the Web

[@udochiop]

So insightful and she definitely woke my mind to scenarios for improving accessibility that I never thought of. I'm about nine(9) months into my web developer journey, but the light she brought to the work yet undone in making the web truly accessible to EVERYONE just gave my dev journey a whole new meaning. Thank you Google Chrome for bringing her on. Great feature! ❤

[@kosnk]

Amazing show! Thanks for sharing all that, Marcy! Very inspiring!

[@Dev_Mentor]

If I don't want to user the attributes like aria-*, but i will use custom attributes, how can i handle this and is it good practice to avoid aria-* attributes.

[@ctamath5863]

Unfortunately the Dialog element itself is not accessible as currently implemented by Chrome. What a mess

[@coder4life]

Great talk about an important topic

[@mrteye]

Good stuff

[@HCforLife1]

Awareness is one thing but most important is education in this matter. Can't imagine legislation who is forcing that on developers. You can't legislate good practices. That would be terrible outcome. I know that good semantic and so on are pushed recently more and more but topics like that are not common on the web.

[@RafaelCouto]

I love that u guys are talking a11y, but I was expecting someone with actual disability to talk about it (nothing against Marcy) and more practical content. Maybe in the next videos!

[@renasouza8261]

Maybe dont use your phone while driving lol

[@raihan.nismara]

a11y benefits everyone