One common and frustrating experience for users with disabilities is when software they’ve depended on releases an update and loses its accessibility. It’s easy to imagine this is an isolated experience, but it’s shockingly common. Accessibility is never something you can just do once; it needs to be improved and maintained, even through major design refactors. Learn some methods for handling change and maintaining standards over time.
These meetups take place via Zoom and are live captioned. You must register to attend via Zoom.
Joe Dolson is a WordPress plugin developer, web accessibility consultant, and owner of Accessible Web Design. He’s part of the Make WordPress Accessible team, the team dedicated to improving accessibility in the WordPress ecosystem, and contributes 6 hours per week to the WordPress Accessibility, Core, and Themes teams. Joe teaches courses through LinkedIn Learning, including having a course on WordPress Accessibility.
Thank you to our sponsors:
This meetup will be held virtually over Zoom and live captioned, thanks to our sponsors. Slide links will be provided when applicable, and presenters are encouraged to make slides as accessible as possible with alternative text for images, etc.
We’re working to secure sponsors so that we can offer ASL interpretation.
All are welcome to attend. If you need specific accommodations to make this meetup work for you, please contact us and we will try our best to accommodate you.
Please note that this group is a welcoming space for all. As this event is part of the official WordPress Meetup program, all attendees must follow the WordPress Online Code of Conduct.
By RSVPing to this meetup, you agree to abide by these guidelines. If you have concerns that the Online Code of Conduct is not being followed, don’t hesitate to get in touch with an organizer.