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Wow, all kinds of terrific accessibility info from Microsoft here: microsoft.com/en-us/accessib… #a11y
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Have you already registered your ticket for our free Accessibility Workshop with our friends of @dequesystems? In two sessions, learn how to test your website for accessibility and make improvements. Looking forward to meeting you on October 3–4.
smashingconf.com/online-work…
Want to optimize the energy impact of your webpage? Use the CPU usage timeline in Web Inspector to identify and investigate performance issues. #sustainability #programming buff.ly/3PxSfiB
<article> vs. <section>: How To Choose The Right One — from @smashingmag buff.ly/3vz6ED2
Hip hip hooray! The @hippocampusmag conference #HippoCamp22 starts today! We're so proud to sponsor and provide the event platform. buff.ly/3QaOJdI
Check out this stock library from @AffectTheVerb: buff.ly/3IPzfcs
It's a disability-led effort to provide free and #inclusive images, with photos and illustrations celebrating disabled Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC). #design #diversity
This guide from Giovani Camara is meant to help anyone trying to debug an accessibility issue or discover why a problem is occurring. #a11y buff.ly/3IN1Zmk
165 billion packages are shipped each year in the U.S. Here are some suggestions for how to make that shipping more 🌎 friendly. #sustainability buff.ly/3PCh2kZ
A self-paced workshop designed to teach you the principles and effective patterns of accessibility, from design to deployment. buff.ly/3Pt9yRm
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We’ve been talking about it.
You’ve been asking for it.
We’ve been working on it.
Today, we launched it: the image description reminder!
It’s live to 10% of global Twitter across Android, iOS, and Web. 🧵 (1 of 6)

ALT Screenshot of the image description reminder modal. The text says: Don’t forget to make your image accessible. Good image descriptions are concise yet detailed. Be sure to summarize or write out any text in the image itself. Your description makes Twitter accessible to people with disabilities, and everyone who wants more context. You can turn off this reminder in Accessibility Settings. The first button says Add descriptions. The second button says Not this time.
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I'm working on a post about semantic HTML and accessibility. Two questions:
1. What are your favorite sources for information on this?
2. What's the most common advice you repeat to others on the topic?
Here's friendly, free web development tutorials for complete beginners — Interneting is Hard (but it doesn't have to be) buff.ly/3xNMGpG
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Ready for a new video series about digital accessibility? Check out the @usedgov's Office for Civil Rights new video series available on our website here: adata.org/ocr-videos #Accessibility #Education #ADANetwork
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We're so excited to share the HippoCamp: A Conference for Creative Nonfiction Writers schedule with you! We previously gave a sneak peek of sessions, but our full conference website is now life! hippocamp22.hippocampusmagaz… #HippoCamp22 #CNF #Memoir #WritingConference
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Sub tweet. Not all blind people use screen readers and not all users of screen readers are blind. Blindness is not a binary. Low vision is also a thing. PDFs are not accessible to many low vision users. No matter how you make them or how well they are supported.
"Poor word choice may create mental or physical health issues for employees and members, muddle your brand or even lead to an industry crisis. The words we use make the difference between forging positive connections or creating distance…" buff.ly/3sKqEBf
A free #a11y learning event: @IAAPOrg hosts "Create More Accessible Data Experiences" June 2 with presenter @emilykund. buff.ly/3wu2qgY
Today is The 11th Global Accessibility Awareness Day! Find an event to learn and get involved. #GAAD buff.ly/38Er6tV
The A11Y Style Guide comes with pre-populated accessible components that include helpful links to related tools, articles, and WCAG guidelines to make your site more inclusive. (via @cariefisher) #a11y #design #developers buff.ly/3rycOBi












