Web Accessibility with Aaron Gustafson
.NET Rocks!2 Nov 2016

Web Accessibility with Aaron Gustafson

What does it take to make the web more accessible? Carl and Richard talk to Aaron Gustafson about his years of work helping to create and support standards for accessibility on the web - all kinds of accessibility. While supporting visual and hearing impaired is important, there are so many more aspects to accessibility, especially today where those capabilities translate into new devices that make focus on speech or other completely different UI paradigms. The good news is, the tooling is getting better (check the links on the web page) to make it easy for you to keep accessibility in your mind as you code - don't bolt on at the end!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/net-rocks/donations

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