Emma Pratt Richens
Digital Accessibility Specialist
Accessibility
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Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessible means
everyone can use it
Accessibility
Accessible means
everyone can use it
Accessibility
everyone =
you
Accessibility
me
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deaf
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crisis
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you
Accessibility
me
accessible =
no
impassable
barriers
contrast
familiar
subtitles
affordances
few, big targets
clear
icons
keyboard
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Microsoft Inclusive Design Toolkit - Persona Spectrum
Accessibility
Disability
Jamie Knight & Lion - BBC Accessibility Specialist
Impairment
+ Environment
Accessibility
Impairment
+ right Environment
Accessability
Accessibility
50% by wireframes
95% before any code is written
Alex Lowndes, BookingGo Senior Test Engineer
Start the thinking early ....
Accessibility
Accessibility is a concern
for planning and design
Accessibility
Accessibility
Colour
Focus
Labels
Accessibility
Colour - contrast
- meaning
- actionable elements
Focus
Labels
Accessibility
Accessibility
Colour - contrast
- meaning
- actionable elements
Focus - interactive is focusable
- visible focus & content order
- modals, menus and traps
Labels
Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessibility
Colour - contrast
- meaning
- actionable elements
Focus - interactive is focusable
- visible focus & content order
- modals, menus and traps
Labels - meaning & associations
- headings, links, buttons, forms
- alternative text
Accessibility
main
heading
button label
link text
form
label
sub heading
Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessibility
Put people first - in equivalent ways
Use familiarity
Give control
Offer choice
Add value
Accessibility
Inclusive design principles...
Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessibility
Accessibility
Do something differently
Accessibility
Accessibility
By Emma Pratt Richens
This is a short flexible presentation intended for a variety of BBC digital teams.