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How to use tools & procedures to significantly speed up the design process & produce accessible designs, even when the designers don't have an accessibility background. A walk-through showing how to work with designers who have no accessibility background to get designs created that meet WCAG criteria.
Thanks to our sponsors:
IvyCat
Equalize Digital Accessibility Checker
Event Details:
This meetup will be held at U.S. 8 AM Pacific, which is 10 AM U.S. Central, 4 PM in the UK, & 8:30 PM IST.
RSVP to receive the link.
Accessibility & Accommodations:
This meetup will be held virtually over Zoom & live captioned.
Slide links will be provided when applicable, & presenters are encouraged to make slides as accessible as possible with alternative text for images, etc.
We're working to secure sponsors so that we can offer ASL interpretation.
All are welcome to attend. If you need specific accommodations to make this meetup work for you, please contact an organizer, & we will try our best to accommodate you.
Code of Conduct:
Please note that this group is a welcoming space for all, & all members must follow the WordPress Online Code of Conduct.
By RSVPing to this meetup, you agree to abide by these guidelines. If you have concerns that the Online Code of Conduct is not being followed, please contact an organizer.
Speaker
Gen Herres
Gen Herres is the owner of Anphira, & organizes the Baltimore WordPress meetup group. Before getting into WordPress development more than a decade ago, Gen was a developer for Boeing on the B-1 Bomber & a lecturer at Ohio State University in the computer science department.
Gen has been featured in podcasts & won the 2022 Member of the Year award in the #1 WordPress community. She is very active in WordPress groups, encouraging other developers & designers. She has been incorporating accessibility into websites for a couple of years now & is a strong advocate of processes that move accessibility to earlier points in a project & make accessibility easier to understand for novices.
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