#A11y Rules PodcastConversations around web accessibility
Dans ce premier épisode du podcast en français, je discutte d’accessibilité et de qualité avec Elie Sloïm.
Mais avant de passer à l’entrevue, un petit mot pour vous présenter mes excuses. L’implémentation du podcast en français implique bien plus de petites roues que prévu dans l’engrenage et nécéssitera la création d’un site séparé. Donc, pour il faut passer outre les problèmes de changement de langue en ce moment.
Val and I talk about, among other things, animations. Val also points out that approaching accessibility in a positive way is more helpful than scolding people about poor accessibility on their website.
I was speaking about accessibility at PHP[tek], and I spoke to a few of my workshop attendees what they think about accessibility.
Ian, a developer, tells us how some color combinations, notably orange and grey, can make content disappear for him. He also explains how restricting zoom on mobile pages mean he can’t read the content on those pages.
In the second part of my discussion with Margaret, she tells us she thinks there are both external and internal factors explaining why people fail to implement accessibility. In a nutshell: Needing buy-in from the leadership, and then people thinking they can figure it all out on their own.
I’m talking with Margaret Staples, a developer evangelist at Twilio, who has been working hard at spreading the message about the importance of accessibility. A self-taught programmer, she says that the resources about accessibility are sometimes difficult to find, being scattered in many places.
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