Coding accessibility: How Della found her voice (Audio Descriptive Version)

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In the latest episode of GitHub’s “Coding Accessibility” video series, we meet Della Calder, her brother Archer, and their parents. After watching several expensive and proprietary Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) apps fail to meet his sister's needs, Archer decided to build an open source alternative. With Della helping to guide the design, and the open source community by his side, Archer built the FreeSpeechAAC app, which meets Della’s needs like none before.
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