Building Accessible Careers
summary
Claims internal tools block hiring and diversity, citing ~61 million US adults (26%) and fewer than one in ten websites accessible; inaccessible CMS or admin tools let employers legally avoid hiring under ADA undue‑hardship rules. Uses Lighthouse and axe-core automated tests (Chrome/Firefox extensions) plugged into unit and end‑to‑end suites, finds many clustered issues; tools reach ~30–50% of compliance. Builds fixes like replacing divs with buttons and semantic tags, focuses on reusable components, and require accessibility check on pull requests to incrementally make workflows and hiring accessible.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:44Kick
- 2:14What is accessibility
- 3:13Disability
- 4:03Disabilities
- 7:46Numbers
- 8:21Technology
- 14:40Health Care
- 15:18Reasonable Accommodation
- 15:49Employer Choice
- 16:58Legal Protection
- 17:55Accessibility Resources
- 19:25AX
- 20:22Solar Design
- 23:27Reusable Components
- 24:07Legal Compliance
- 24:57Accessibility Audit
- 25:48Diversity Inclusion
- 26:12Do the people you work with feel like they belong
- 26:46This is a cycle
- 27:39Examples of diversity
- 28:28Inclusion
- 28:56Diversity
- 29:20Barbie
- 31:35Accessibility Diversity Inclusion








