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Our host Vernon Richards will be joined by Matthew Parker to answer all your questions.
When we talk about accessibility many people think about making software and websites easier to use for people with visual or motor impairments. In my opinion, that is an important part of it but there is more to it. Accessibility is about building products that have no barriers to use and that are designed and built to support and encourage use by anyone and everyone. This often translates into ensuring visual and motor impairments are considered but also that general usability, look and feel and general experience cater for as many people as possible through inclusivity and diversity.
Some example questions and themes you may wish to ask include:
- Where do I start with accessibility testing if I’ve never done it before?
- How do we build accessible products for neurodiversity?
- What tools can help with accessibility testing?
- How do I prioritise accessibility testing and potential issues?
- How can I convince the business of the importance and value of accessibility?