1.
Socal UX Camp 2014
Accessible UX
Joseph Karr O’Connor
@AccessibleJoe
accessiblejoe.com/tools/

2.
Accessible UX
★Create personas with disabilities
★Include people with disabilities in testing
★Find experienced assistive tech users
★“Nothing about us without us.”

3.
Glenda Watson Hyatt
Introducing Glenda Watson Hyatt, The Left Thumb Blogger

4.
Glenda
★Keyboard accessibility
★Use labels for form fields, do not use
placeholder text
★Autofill form fields where possible

5.
Glenda
★Semantic construction: links, lists, headings
★Place call to action high on left
★Skip links

6.
Shawn Henry, “Just Ask: Integrating
Accessibility Throughout Design”
“Accessibility makes user interfaces
perceivable, operable, and understandable
by people with a wide range of abilities, and
people in a wide range of circumstances,
environments, and conditions.”

7.
Cara Quinn
iOS Developer, Accessibility UX Test of Google Now

8.
Cara
★Keyboard accessibility
★Use labels for form fields, do not use
placeholder text
★Autofill form fields where possible
★Use semantic structure: links, lists, headings

9.
Cara
★Place call to action high on left
★Skip links
★Describe non-text content: alt description
★Structure buttons as buttons, not divs, name
the buttons semantically, not but1, but2

10.
Eric Wright
Accessibility Expert, Dragon Naturally Speaking, Navigating WordPressDotCom

11.
Eric
★Keyboard accessibility
★Use labels for form fields, do not use
placeholder text
★Autofill form fields where possible
★Use semantic structure: links, lists, headings

12.
Eric
★Place call to action high on left
★Skip links
★Describe non-text content: alt description
★Structure buttons as buttons, not divs, name
the buttons semantically, not but1, but2

13.
BIG Launcher and Tecla Shield
BIG Launcher controlled by Tecla Shield wheelchair interface.

14.
A Web For Everyone
Sarah Horton and Witney Quesenbery, Rosenfield Media

15.
Socal UX Camp 2014
Accessible UX
Joseph Karr O’Connor
@AccessibleJoe
accessiblejoe.com/tools/