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Programming for accessibility

Talkat PyConZA 2019 · 2019-10-09..10-11· [accessibility, ux-and-product-design]
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Argument: build accessibility from design not bolt-on, with concrete tooling and CI. Uses Accessibility Insights + its FastPass checks inside Chrome/Edge, runs tests in Azure DevOps pipelines, and demo site shows a missing alt fixed, committed and auto‑deployed so the pipeline catches regressions. Cites scale of need — 1 billion people with disabilities and persona spectrum examples that expand niche groups into ~21 million users — and shows AI work (DeepMoji training on ~55B tweets → 1.6B cleaned) and TensorFlow gesture controls that actually work.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and speaker background
  2. 6:49Why accessibility matters now
  3. 7:11Inclusive design fundamentals
  4. 8:15Website accessibility standards
  5. 15:21WCAG compliance levels explained
  6. 19:21Perceivable content best practices
  7. 21:49Operable interface requirements
  8. 23:13Understandable design principles
  9. 24:37Robust and scalable solutions
  10. 26:46ARIA usage guidelines
  11. 28:09Demo accessibility tooling
  12. 34:15AI and emotional context awareness
  13. 40:11Building inclusive AI teams
  14. 43:22Summary and key takeaways
  15. 44:29Q&A session
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