Accessibility meme Archives - Page 3 of 6

an image of a cat sitting on a chair operating an apple laptop on a table with a caption: "when you are a cat and even know the keyboard access is critical for accessibility

Accessibility Meme: Where to Start with an Accessibility Review

People always ask me where to start with an accessibility review when they can’t afford an external auditor. I always tell them start with these two things: keyboard access and color. Why those two? Well for starters they require different…

Contradictory Chris meme: Confused looking young man in a leather jacket. Top text: "Organizations that claim to care about disability inclusion." Bottom text: "Whose webinars, documents, and sites are not accessible.

Accessibility Meme: Organizations that claim to care about disability inclusion

If you or your organization: 1) Sell accessibility audit, remediation, or training services 2) Provide DEIA services or training 3) Claim to be inclusive, regardless of the type of product or service your organization provides 4) Receive *ANY* public money…

Black man with sweat dripping down his face with the caption "Don't sweat the small stuff, " they said in accessibility, there is no small stuff.

Accessibility Meme: Many companies just getting started at accessibility focus only on critical bugs and lose momentum and drive to complete fixing the remainder of the bugs.

Many companies just getting started at accessibility focus only on critical bugs and lose momentum and drive to complete fixing the remainder of the bugs. My research testing shows that approach is problematic for two reasons: One: It is more…

Uncle Sam meme, man pointing a finger, dressed in a blue shirt and wearing a top hat designed with stars with a written caption: If you know about the accessibility "why" you can figure out the accessibility "how"

Accessibility Meme: You can memorize accessibility rote facts

You can memorize accessibility rote facts, like WCAG 1.4.3 is about color, and that the color ratio for small text has to be 3:1. That explains to you the “how” of accessibility Or you can understand why accessibility rules about…

Seinfeld actors dancing and celebrating. Text says "Getting through a DEI celebration without changing anything significant"

Accessibility Meme: DEI Celebrations should be about more than merely “awareness”

DEI Celebrations should be about more than merely “awareness” Awareness doesn’t last. Change lasts, but change is hard. To celebrate DEI days authentically, you need to: 1) Have benchmarks on the DEI topic at hand to see if you are…

a professor standing in front of an enormous blackboard filled with an overwhelming number of complicated mathematical equations written in chalk.

Accessibility Meme: The Worst Way to Do Accessibility is to Ignore It

The worst way to do accessibility is to ignore it. The second worst way to make something accessible is to do it after the product has been coded 1) An already-coded product might have features or integrations with third-party vendors…

an image of a woman in a room designed with pictures with the written caption: "Accessibility in the MVP? Groundbreaking "

Accessibility Meme: Putting accessibility in the Definition of Done or the MVP

Putting accessibility in the Definition of Done or the MVP (minimum viable product) makes it harder for it to end up on the cutting room floor when budgets are cut and products are pushed out before they are ready. It’s…

"Corporate needs you to find the difference between the pictures" meme. Horizontal split frame with the top frame having one image of text on a piece of paper that says "Accessibility Defect" and another that says "functional defect" along with the text "Corporate needs you to find the differences between this picture and this picture" referring to the two pieces of defect text. The bottom half of the frame is a woman in business dress saying, "They are the same picture."

Accessibility Meme: Accessibility Defect and Functional Defect

Companies with immature accessibility practices categorize accessibility and functional defects separately. They typically don’t start fixing accessibility defects until most of the functional defects are completed. This means that, in practice, very few accessibility bugs are fixed prior to release.…

"The Office Meme" one man telling another "Sorry I annoyed you with my request for your product to be accessible"

Accessibility Meme: The worst response that an organization can deliver to a disabled person (or someone advocating for disabled people) is that their request is annoying

The worst response that an organization can deliver to a disabled person (or someone advocating for disabled people) is that their request is annoying. Any response that contains an element of dismissal, minimization of the problem, or outright ignoring the…

Family Feud meme in four frames: Frame 1, Steve Harvey says, "We asked 100 developers" with the two contestants in the button with their hands ready to bang the buzzer with an answer. Frame 2, Steve Harvey says "to name one of the 50 WCAG guidelines" Frame 3 shows the answer board with a big red X meaning that neither of the contestants could answer the question. Frame 4 has Steve doubling over in laughter.

Accessibility Meme: he intersection of “Ouch, that hurts” and “Damn, that’s so true.”

This week’s accessibility meme is at the intersection of “Ouch, that hurts” and “Damn, that’s so true.” If you ask me to point at one single problem behind the 97% rate of inaccessible websites is as simple as this: developers…

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