UX Brighton - The Accessible Web
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Patrick_Sansom
May 31, 2014, 6:27:38 AM5/31/14
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Date: June 10th 6.30-9pm
Venue: Fabrica, Duke Street, Brighton
Second batch of tickets are on sale now: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ux-brighton-june-2014-accessibility-tickets-11495648795//
Thanks to everyone who's bought a ticket for next month's Accessibility and Inclusive Design event. The first batch of tickets sold out quickly so if you haven't got your ticket yet then get yours today.
Our June event on the looks at an issue that we should all be considering when building websites and apps: accessibility.
Online accessibility/inclusive design is about making sure that everyone has equal access to information on websites regardless of their physical or developmental abilities or disabilities. With an aging population and a wide range of new devices to consider accessibility is an issue that is set to become increasingly important.
* Mark Walker - AbilityNet: The business case for accessibility
* Henny Swan - BBC: Accessibility originates with UX
* Joshua Marshall - GDS, GOV. UK: User testing with assistive technologies
There are more details about the event on our Lanyrd page:http://lanyrd.com/2014/uxbriaccessibility/
Venue: Fabrica, Duke Street, Brighton
Second batch of tickets are on sale now: http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ux-brighton-june-2014-accessibility-tickets-11495648795//
Thanks to everyone who's bought a ticket for next month's Accessibility and Inclusive Design event. The first batch of tickets sold out quickly so if you haven't got your ticket yet then get yours today.
Our June event on the looks at an issue that we should all be considering when building websites and apps: accessibility.
Online accessibility/inclusive design is about making sure that everyone has equal access to information on websites regardless of their physical or developmental abilities or disabilities. With an aging population and a wide range of new devices to consider accessibility is an issue that is set to become increasingly important.
* Mark Walker - AbilityNet: The business case for accessibility
* Henny Swan - BBC: Accessibility originates with UX
* Joshua Marshall - GDS, GOV. UK: User testing with assistive technologies
There are more details about the event on our Lanyrd page:http://lanyrd.com/2014/uxbriaccessibility/
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