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Russell Skaggs
A11y with React Components.
Russell Skaggs

React is a tool. Used improperly it can be an inaccessible nightmare. Leveraged wisely it can give you the confidence that components are being implemented in an accessible way. During this talk, I will go through techniques and strategies to make your React Components more accessible.

Room: Breakout Room D
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Tags: Accessibility; Design (UI/UX/CSS); Development Practices; JavaScript; UI; Web

Martine Dowden
Architecting for Accessibility
Martine Dowden

Accessibility has been a part of development since the very beginning of the web. And although we have been talking about it since Tim Berners-Lee was working for CERN, to this day the struggles seem to remain the same. Not just how do we make our applications accessible, but also how do we integrat

Room: Breakout Room D
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Tags: Accessibility; Architecture

Ashley Stove
Sustainable Accessibility: Integrating accessibility checks into your CI/CD pipeline
Ashley Stove

Accessibility is important, not only for your users but also to meet legal requirements for certain levels of compliance. Unfortunately, most companies lack developers and quality assurance analysts who are trained to produce and test accessible user interfaces to industry-standard levels. Furthermo

Room: Breakout Room C
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Tags: Accessibility; Continuous Delivery; Testing; UX; Web

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