Design for Accessibility
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Shows concrete, testable changes: bumping filter text contrast and border yields 7% more filter interactions and 3% uplift in bookings; enlarging map pins yields 20% more map-pin interactions. Recommends WCAG 2.1 as the standard, use browser contrast inspectors and color-blindness simulators, ensure keyboard focus rings and logical heading structure, avoid conveying meaning by color alone (use labels or patterns), and size touch targets to about 44px for easier, more inclusive interaction.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:54Research
- 4:21Misconception
- 5:08Agenda
- 5:22What is accessibility
- 5:52Example of accessibility
- 7:24Why accessibility is important
- 21:49Colorblindness
- 25:14Parkinson Disease
- 25:52Target Points
- 28:02Animation Motion Clutter
- 30:51Recap
- 31:49Club Summit
- 32:20Questions
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