Accessibility starts with UX
summary
Describes shifting accessibility from a developer silo into integrated UX with concrete fixes: rebuilt iPlayer navigation so primary info appears first, added clear categories and favorites, enabled zoom and multiple input methods, removed confusing single‑then‑double‑click behavior, and standardized a media player with annotated wireframe tab orders and 44px touch clearances. Subtitle placement is validated with 24 participants (pushed up to avoid obscuring action). Notes practical tools and outputs: BBC Mobile Accessibility Standards, testing with Chromecast and assistive tech.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 22:46Choice
- 26:42Control
- 32:39Familiar
- 36:46Value
- 41:16Colour contrast
- 46:54Colour and meaning
- 49:42Structure
- 55:29Process
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