This time the Hassell Inclusion team are discussing accessibility myths - those things that people think are true but aren't.

You’ll learn: why words really do matter for accessibility, if two accessibility consultants will find exactly the same issues when auditing a site, if WCAG triple A is better than double A, and whether accessibility is ever the most important part of a digital project.

Transcript available at: https://www.hassellinclusion.com/blog/accessibility-myths-2019-podcast/

This time the Hassell Inclusion team are discussing the future of accessibility.

You’ll learn: if accessibility is going to become more or less important going forwards, whether it will become more or less hard to achieve, how the use of component libraries impacts that, whether we’ll ever get past screen readers to think about the needs to people with cognitive impairments, and why we want nobody to talk about accessibility in the future at all.

Transcript available at: https://www.hassellinclusion.com/blog/future-of-digital-accessibility/

This is the first episode of the Digital Accessibilty Experts Podcast. So to kick things off I brought some of my team together to discuss something we’re asked all the time: ‘what do you wish you’d known when you got into accessibility’

You’ll learn: why people prefer accessibility demos to standards, how easy it can be to get started with fixing your site, the importance of getting colleagues and senior people excited about it, and why it’s important to do accessibility in an agile way.

Transcript available at: https://www.hassellinclusion.com/blog/what-i-wish-id-known-when-i-got-into-accessibility/