Web Accessibility for Deaf People

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The talk examines web accessibility for deaf people, focusing beyond captions to specific design and development approaches: plain language, visually oriented interfaces, and sign-language-friendly features. It provides concrete examples and best practices aimed at developers, designers, and product teams to build more inclusive digital experiences; the presenter is a deaf UX/UI designer and self-taught programmer who teaches programming to Chile’s deaf community.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:58Majo Pascubán introduction
3. 3:01Deaf accessibility gap
4. 4:52Common web design issues
5. 5:37Visual accessibility solutions
6. 7:07Clear language and error messages
7. 9:12Accessible design standards
8. 10:00Visual alerts and vibration
9. 11:05Web development best practices
10. 12:29Deaf inclusion in projects
11. 13:10Majo’s projects: Palma and Voz Inclusiva
12. 14:14Projects: SONU and DEF Framework
13. 15:16Call for digital inclusion
14. 16:20Closing and reactions
15. 17:22Q&A

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