Add an eventDoes accessibility have to be perfect?
A session at The 27th Annual International Technology & Persons with Disabilities Conference CSUN 2012
As accessibility becomes an ever more challenging aspect of development, this panel seeks to understand whether perfection is the goal we should be aiming
for.
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Digital accessibility consultant, @AccessTalk podcaster, tequila drinker & book junkie. bio from Twitter
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Design, Research and Strategy of Inclusive User Experiences: That's a hybrid of traditional UX and accessible design practices. I design for diversity. bio from Twitter
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Sino-hippie, kickboxer, Chinese foodie. Does mobile and accessibility currently for BBC. Has heels can travel. Tweets are my own and not my employer. bio from Twitter
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Accessibility enthusiast! I favour a user centered approach. Accessibility Chair at UPA UK. Whippets & Siouxsie Sioux fancier. bio from Twitter
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Research Associate in Student Experience @ King's College London. South paw tweeting a11y, Disability Studies, Edtech & Social Media & Higher Ed bio from Twitter
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The 27th Annual International Technology & Persons with Disabilities Conference CSUN 2012
United States United States, San Diego
27th February to 3rd March 2012