Some countries have already begun to ‘show their teeth’ regarding accessibility ignorance, but many others are still waiting. It is time for harmonization on this level as well.
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You have probably read a lot about EAA, I know I have. It is an amazing thing, I am certain, but there are some parts that are not so amazing. This post informs you about both parts, we need to understand before we can improve.
You have already read about why is it important and I hope you also understand that it’s not a project but a continuous program, or even better – an upgrade of a culture. But how to prepare?
Unfortunately sometimes organizations take shortcuts and just make a generalized copy of accessibility statements from their competition or some random site.
Save yourself time and resources and prepare before you buy an accessibility audit with these tips.
Demographics tells us that we need help. Automating the physical world requires robots. We need them to be accessible!
Is it just me or is it weird to require and encourage the use of standard and at the same time hide them behind paywalls and even make them inaccessible?
Focusing on single channel alone is not enough, how to make sure accessibility is implemented throughout or channels? Leadership needs to lead!
Dear leader, this is a letter to you. If you lead people, you need to lead accessibility.Do not just delegate it. You will thank me later.
Don’t get too concerned about the differences between WCAG on levels A and AA and instead use the energy to go beyond and implement AAA.
EAA goes beyond technical accessibility. It’s reference to Design for All is a well planned strategical motivator for culture change!
I am a bit biased towards technical parts of accessibility, but when I studied EAA even more, I finally understand why it does not try to be technical.