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Amber Hinds and Alex Stine joined by Jason Coleman while auditing the Paid Memberships Pro Website.

Paid Memberships Pro Plugin Accessibility Audit: Alex Stine and Amber Hinds

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Amber Hinds presenting

Grow Revenue with Accessibility Monitoring & Remediation Plans: Amber Hinds

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Raghavendra showing a form where he documents accessibility issues.

Documenting Accessibility Issues During an Audit: Raghavendra Satish Peri

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Joel Snyder presenting a comic book panel from "Red and Rover" by Brian Basset. In the first panel, Red, a red-haired eight-year-old boy is lying on the ground outside against the tree. He's facing away from us, and his right arm is around Rover, a short-haired dog, a lab-beagle mix. A leaf falls. Red announces, "Brown." In the next panel, as Rover's tail taps, "Orange, red, yellow." Next panel, "Red, orange, yellow, yellow." Finally, Red turns toward us eyes wide and tells us, "Dogs only see in black and white." The final panel depicts a more full view of the tree, leaves scattered about the pair as Red continues. "Yellow, orange, brown, red, orange."

Audio Description: If Your Eyes Could Speak: Joel Snyder

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How to counter arguments against accessibility. When designers and developers have an aggressive, dismissive or defensive response. Shows Anne-Mieke Bovelett.

How to Counter Arguments from Developers and Designers: Anne-Mieke Bovelett

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