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Why digital Accessibility is not subjective

Why digital Accessibility is not subjective

3m 39s

Many disabled persons say that this or that is not accessible. That may be right for them. But there are objective rules for accessibility. Why this I will discuss in this episode.

Why the Accessibility Stage have to be more divers

Why the Accessibility Stage have to be more divers

9m 45s

Disabled talks about problems , non-disabled repairs them: Thats the image we have when we look on many accessibility stages. Conferences, discussions, talks - the non-disabled are dominating. That gives a wrong and old-style image of disabled. I will explain the reasons and how to solve the problem.

How to make your Podcast accessible

How to make your Podcast accessible

10m 30s

Your podcast should be as accessible as possible to reach a great audience. How to do that? You will learn in that episode.

How large acquisitions can harm digital accessibility

How large acquisitions can harm digital accessibility

9m 57s

It was probably to be expected that at some point even an established company would switch to the dark side. The internationally known company Level Access has bought the overlay provider Userway for several million dollars. Such large acquisitions are actually familiar from companies of other sizes.

Evaluating concepts for digital Accessibility

Evaluating concepts for digital Accessibility

7m 8s

The test procedure should be uniform. In order to do justice to different submissions, the exam can also have a modular structure, with individual modules applying specifically to websites or apps or concepts.

Trigger Warnings in digital Accessibility

Trigger Warnings in digital Accessibility

6m 37s

Undesirable effects in web applications and videos are relatively common and sometimes unavoidable. To my knowledge, trigger warnings do not yet appear in digital accessibility. I would like to discuss here when they can make sense and how they can be implemented.