CSUN 2011: How to Eat an Elephant: Tackling Web Accessibility in a Large Corporation
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011, San Diego Humana's Accessibility team relays the challenges they faced instituting web accessibility across a Fortune 100 company. The team will share successes and lessons learned. Lisa Barnett Humana Wes Dillon Deque Systems Preety Kumar Deque Systems, Inc Sharron Rush Knowbility, Inc. Elle Waters Humana
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- 6. Our experience standing up a new program Accessibility program case study: Humana Inc.
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- And based on our experience . . . Communicating your case and plans widely can be just as powerful as gaining top-level support A committee may be helpful, but too many involved people can slow you down and create confusion The clearer and more testable your standards are, the more easily they will be accepted It’s important to learn your company’s budget process and be prepared to provide a budget request at the right time