Inclusive Design 24 (#id24) 2017
2017-11-16
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| The Pre-Show! | Billy Gregory, Ian Pouncy, Adrian Roselli | 09m |
A rapid schedule tour lists concrete sessions and outcomes: a 06:00 UTC ethics piece on trolleys vales and prisoners that argues for specific moral frameworks… | ||
| Designing the Conversation | Aaron Gustafson | 51m |
Argues that using plain HTML plus ARIA can unlock the web’s ~4.59 billion pages for voice assistants by marking meaning not style: use phrasing elements (em… | ||
| An Illegally Sighted Look at VR Accessibility | Jesse Anderson | 47m |
Reports hands-on testing with Oculus Rift, Oculus Touch and mobile Google Cardboard and finds VR can work for low vision but most apps break accessibility when… | ||
| I'm Trying To Give You My Money. Hello? | Patrick Burke | 42m |
A survey inspects Kickstarter, GoFundMe, IndieGoGo and YouCaring with the NVDA screen reader and the WAVE accessibility tool and reports concrete failures… | ||
| A Look into Accessible Integration w IoT Tech | Renaldi Gondosubroto | 50m |
Built an IoT air‑quality monitoring dashboard with three panes and 30s auto‑refresh; revealed problems (no audio, overwhelming live updates, tiny click… | ||
| Inclusive Markup | Estelle Weyl | 49m |
Claims concrete savings: a rebuilt login page drops from 670 KB to 68 KB and shaves DOMContentLoaded from ~4s to 0.85s by removing framework bloat. Implements… | ||
| Building A11y & Inclusion into Interactive Science Simulations | Taliesin Smith | 50m |
PhET Interactive Simulations rebuilds canvas/SVG/WebGL scenes into a mirrored HTML + ARIA layer so blind and keyboard users get semantic labels, live-region… | ||
| Trollies, veils and prisoners | Hidde de Vries | 44m |
Argues that ethical thought experiments map cleanly onto design choices, using the trolley problem (save five people vs one) to frame tradeoffs, the veil of… | ||
| Building an accessible auto-complete | Russ Weakley | 46m |
Step-by-step recipe for an accessible autocomplete: build a form with a labeled input, a separate Clear button (avoid browser-internal clear controls), a… | ||
| Usability useful for everyone | Aurélien Levy | 53m |
Argues that WCAG checklists alone leave real users blocked and shows concrete fixes: define an assistive technology support matrix and test with people using… | ||
| An inclusive tic-tac-toe, progressively enhanced | Gunnar Bittersmann | 38m |
Builds a working tic‑tac‑toe using plain HTML form elements: a 3×3 table of radio button grid inputs inside fieldsets with legends and reset to preserve… | ||
| From accessibility compliance to inclusive design | David Caldwell | 54m |
Barclays reframes accessibility as inclusive design with concrete moves: an ambition to be the most accessible FTSE100 company, 90% of transactions now… | ||
| Sounding out the web | Ruth M., David Swallow | 54m |
Practical checklist: always provide subtitles/captions, check and edit auto-captions (YouTube’s transcribe and auto-sync workflow lets you correct timing)… | ||
| Accessibility in HTML email | Mark Robbins | 45m |
HTML email can render ~15,000 different ways across clients so accessibility requires concrete fixes: use role="presentation" on layout tables (but… | ||
| Accessibility at all stages | Rocio Calvo, Raphael Clegg-Vinell | 45m |
Argues that embedding accessibility from analysis through testing saves time and money: a major bank delays launch after a late audit finds an inaccessible… | ||
| Tips, tricks and tools for building accessible React web apps | Almero Steyn | 50m |
React accessibility is practical: automated audits show errors up 60% in five years, but React can render clean HTML when developers use semantic JSX and React… | ||
| Exclusive Design | Vasilis Van Gemert | 49m |
Asks what happens when Inclusive Design Principles are flipped and runs a hands-on experiment: 40 designers use simulation tools (noise headphones, arthritis… | ||
| Switch Control: An Intro for Mobile App Teams | John McNabb, Raji Subramanian | 51m |
Switch Control provides independence for people who cannot tap screens and testing uses three practical setups: screen-as-switch (iOS only, very slow), a… | ||
| Connecting communities for inclusion | Neil Milliken, Debra Ruh | 53m |
Access Chat runs a 30 minute video interview then a 60 minute Twitter Q&A and proves social media can build real communities that convert to offline events and… | ||
| The Links vs. Buttons Showdown | Marcy Sutton Todd | 47m |
Clear rule: use real anchors with real URLs for navigation and real <button> elements for toggles/submits; an anchor like href="#" with ng-click is a smell… | ||
| Pain | Joe O'Connor | 43m |
Living with chronic pain saps limited energy and common web patterns make tasks unusable: tiny targets, persistent CAPTCHAs and pop-ups, sticky headers and… | ||
| Decrease your conversion - common ways to lock people out | Stefan Judis | 50m |
Shows concrete ways sites lose users: images are 65% of bytes so using PNG24 or oversized PNGs can cost users cents per page while WebP at 121 KB = 0.1¢ and… | ||
| Mobile Mystery Meat | Ted Drake, Poonam Tathavadkar | 46m |
Shows concrete mobile patterns and how they were made accessible: Android touch-and-hold context menus and iOS 3D Touch peak/pop and quick actions work… | ||
| 100 Days of A11y | Amy Carney | 52m |
Commits to one hour a day for 100 days to learn accessibility, reads WCAG 2.0 and WCAG 2.0 and WAI-ARIA, finishes the five-week FutureLearn digital… | ||
| The After Party! | 15m | |
Twenty-four short talks span time zones and practical fixes: first-ever contributors from Indonesia and Alaska, live demos of switch-control hardware, React… | ||
| Accessibility inception: sharing your knowledge | Mischa Andrews | 46m |
Shows concrete tactics: add a gatekeeper role as an adviser not a bottleneck, run a one-hour awareness + workshop progression, and recruit a network of… | ||
| Pain | Joe O'Connor | 34m |
More than 100 million people in the US experience ongoing pain and about 50 million in persistent severe pain, and chronic pain reduces available energy so web… | ||
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