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Accessibility for content designers
1. Accessibility for content designers
Alistair Duggin
Head of Accessibility
Government Digital Service
@dugboticus
2. What is accessibility?
Why accessibility matters
Accessible content design
How do you know if it’s accessible?
Lessons from a service
How can GDS help?
4. Accessibility = no barriers
The inclusive practice of removing barriers
that prevent interaction with, or access to
websites and services, by people with
disabilities.
22. This is for everyone
We build our digital service for all our citizens.
Everyone needs to be able to use them -
regardless of ability and technology used to
access them.
27. “1 in 6 adults struggle to read”
The Reading Agency
28. Mobility impairments
1.2 million people use a wheel chair
577,000 people receive benefits as a result of
having problems with mobility
29. Ageing population
12 million people of state pension age
The number of people aged 60 or over is
projected to rise by over 50 percent in the
next 25 years
30. 1 in 2 people will be disabled at some point
in their lifetime
Overview of the topics coming up
Accessibility matters because people have access needs
Building for accessibility: technical things you can do
Accessibility for real people: working with people with access needs
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
To use something, you’ve got to perceive, understand and operate it.
That means:
Ensuring they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with a service
People who temporarily do not have use of there senses due to illness or injury, or because they need to do something else at the same time
People who temporarily do not have use of there senses due to illness or injury, or because they need to do something else at the same time
4 characteristics of Accessibility: POUR
- WCAG documentation can be quite daunting - a good way to get started is the WebAim Checklist
- A single page in plain English