#A11y Rules PodcastConversations around web accessibility
Devon tells us how depression can cause brain fog and it impacts everything she does on the web.
Sveta tells us “We are often told that bad captions are better than nothing, but they cause cognitive dissonance for us [deaf folks].”
Christopher says that for someone who likes Design so much, he didn’t realize how important good color contrast was, and how bad color contrast issues are.
Jessica suggests that accessibility is a competitive advantage. The more people can use your product, the more likely they are to spend money on it.
Jessica and I ponder whether low-literacy could be considered a disability, and regardless of the answer, that factor needs to be taken into account when designing sites and content.
EJ Tells us about how Cerebral Palsy and how it may cause cramps, forcing him to shift how he interacts with devices.
Bri Norton
Elie Sloïm
Jen Simmons
Jason Scott
Kirsty Major