"How to Make Web Design Work for Everyone with Accessibility"
summary
SUNZINET builds a nationwide career choice PWA for students that meets WCAG 2.2 / BET 2.0 criteria, wins a German Brand Award, and proves accessibility needs concrete choices: replace drag‑and‑drop with dropdowns, add arrow controls for swipe actions, and make videos with subtitles and sign language; testing with visually impaired students selects a yellow‑on‑black contrast as optimal. TYPO3 hosts assets and can run scheduled AI jobs to auto‑generate alt text; June 28–29, 2025 starts the EAA enforcement window with a five‑year grace period, so retrofit is harder than building in access from day one.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 2:13What is accessibility
- 6:53Case study BUAL app
- 15:45WCAG technical requirements
- 26:48EU accessibility law 2025
- 31:28Impact on businesses
- 37:33AI and accessibility tools
- 41:07Plugins and limitations
- 44:26Beyond legal compliance
- 51:05Call to action and Q&A
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