A11Y Talks (April 2021) - TBA

Date: April 22, 2021 (12:00pm ET)
Topic: Making a COVID Site Accessible: From Tweet to Action
Speaker: Jill Wolters, Web Standards Program Manager
YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jox8utEyUQ0

Join us in April for another edition of A11yTalks. Jill Wolters, Web Standards Program Manager will present Making a COVID Site Accessible: From Tweet to Action.

This is a digital accessibility success story that started on Twitter where a screen reader user reported a content barrier on a COVID-19 website. The accessibility process to remove the barrier illustrates the need for important conversations, a good faith effort, and a roadmap for continuous improvement. Based on the blog article “A Little Bird Told Me”.

Related Links:
Blog article “A Little Bird Told Me” - https://websites.ucsf.edu/blog/little-bird-told-me
COVID-19 R Estimation for California website - https://ca-covid-r.info/
Twitter thread - https://twitter.com/kellylford/status/1272691003380715520

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