The main goal is to encourage everyone talking, thinking, and learning about digital access / inclusion and people with different disabilities.
Providing information for non-textual content can be quite challenging and it involves a quite big number of success criteria. So I thought it could be a could idea to sum up all the questions, answers and examples I gave throughout the years and make a little talk of it.
There are many different accessibility checklist you can find on Internet. But what makes a great one? And how can you integrate it to your process? These are the 2 main questions I will cover in this talk. The talk is based on my experience using an accessibility checklist for over a year in my current project.
Michael Scharnagl
Holger Dieterich
Tino Hußlack
LuJan-Paul Bauercy
Athanasia Makrygianni
Bernhard Kau
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