Hi everyone,
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and resources this morning. It was good to meet you earlier, and learn with you.
Hopefully we can make our lives a bit easier by sharing good practice, tips and UX findings.
Look fwd to continuing conversation. Inclusivity is definitively the heart of accessibility! The Microsoft manual looks ace! Thank you very much Danielle!
Let痴 keep in touch.
Kind regards,
Ines
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In黌 Rebelo
Web and Interaction Design Developer
Communications
Goldsmiths, University of London
New Cross, London, SE14 6NW
www.gold.ac.uk
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Hi all!
It was great to meet you today and hear about the exciting UX things you are doing!
As we were talking about accessibility as a priority, I thought I'd let you know about a meetup I attend: London Accessibility Meetup. There was a speaker at the meetup a few months ago who may be of interest for those looking for a consultant on accessible web design and dev: Heydon Pickering.
Finally, a resource I would recommend is Microsoft's Inclusive Design Toolkit (forced download, pdf, 22mb).
Keep dry!
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