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Is it possible to get the link to the presentation?

Hey, Carroll School has a great web accessibility course! It’s the SRUTT, screen reader user tester training program. Tell them Faix sent you. 58:55 .

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Hello from west coast Canada. Thank you for the CPACC courses. I got my certification! On to the WAS!

Thank you so much for this!!!

thank you, great job, very accessible and to the point) I'm doing a test assignment for an accessibility improvement project in my humble opinion, the section of answers to questions should be placed at the end of the video

Hi africa ur video is so goodn easy Can u make video on testing webpage just one page and just walkthrough from.auto tool testing to keyboard to screenreader test Please don't solve issues as u walk us through testing by automatic tool n keyboard then screenreader Just want to see how you do it will help

For Keyboard Trap, is it true you WANT to have a keyboard trap for some modal dialogs, so the user is caught in the modal before closing it, same with a non AT user?

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Please what is the name of the manual contrast check you used?

Very informative!

what agreat video and what a narration with so much humbleness I just have one question Is indepth knowledge of HTML required for accessibilty tester ?

Love this very helpful video. I am confused though, you list critical, high, medium, and low level rules but you only indicate the critical ones....

Very informative and helpful. As much as experts stress the need for a mix o automated and manual testing, this is often unhelpful counsel when you have over 5,000 pages (and zero budget for "consultants"). I have yet to solve that vexing equation.

Correction. I was also a teacher.

hello I was also a techer

Hi, I went through all your videos for the CPAC I’m studying, but I still haven’t take the test. I am a student of DQ and I also graduated from the SRUTT program from Carol school for the blind. My goal is to help making the web accessible for everyone I am a blind person

Lol I remember watching the episode with the echo issues. I would love to help if need be with the end. But wonderful job with the content that you are pushing out there.

Thank you so much, loved it you made this boring topic fun

thanks for the great video! a couple questions: any change you're going to make another video on WCAG 2.2 (or a supplementary video to go with this one that has the updated information)? also, can you share more information on the color contrast tool you use? I'm unable to find it. thank you!

This was so much fun! Thank you, I learned a lot :)

Thank you so much for your videos

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This course was amazing. I used the knowledge I gained from this training video to secure my dream role! Thank you so much for posting this, I’m forever grateful ❤

This was a really, really great one. I'm in my frontend development learning journey and this is priceless. Thanks and I have subscribed to continue learning.

Thank you so much!

This is so concise and clear, thank you so much.

Thank you for this content! Out of curiosity, what prompted you to make the switch from Occupational Therapist to Developer?

Amazing, super helpful :) thank you!!

Do you have any rules on checking Fieldsets and legends, and when to raise these?

Thank you so much for posting these. I currently take a Digital Accessibility course with the Blind Institute of Technology and we are in our 10th week of 14. Class is also on Thursdays. These videos are good for me to get a refresher on each topic because yours usually comes out the following week after I learn it in my class. Good luck on the exam! ♡

Love the language discussion! Ha, I hate being called "bro" online. I have friends who strongly dislike "guys". "Folks" is a good alternative... But all of these things depend on culture and habits as much as anything. It reminds me of Hannah Gadsby saying how much she loves the word "Y'all" in Southern USA - "Who knew they were so inclusive, what an ally!" 🤣

Massive thanks for this incredible hosting video! Ive experimented with Bluehost and Hostwinds, but Cloudways with TST20 coupo is the actual budget-friendly champ.

When my wheelchair arrives I'm getting a patch for my backpack (Etsy!) that says "Pushing me without my permission is kidnapping". In Canada, white canes have a red long stripe at the bottom. I doubled checked with my mom (long time white cane user). Person first language. Should note that "disabled" isn't a bad word. I'm completely fine with identifying as disabled, just like other adjectives that describe me: redhead, tall, rescue cat mom, developer. ... 100% ask the person! My mom is "visually impaired" - because that's what she identifies with Catching up on these while volunteer setting up (sorting name tags and lanyards) for A11yTO Conference at Microsoft! Looks like there's others here who would like to join.

Love the speech difficulties content. Wasn’t my professional practice area. Awesome to hear from an experienced OT and A11y tester! OA osteoarthritis is also common for people with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome(especially hEDS hypermobile EDS) and HSD (Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder). It’s the dysfunction of the joints and connective tissues caused by faulty collagen, including repeated dislocations, sprains, subluxations (partial dislocations), and etc. Different EDS/HSD ers experience different levels of hyper flexibility/ joint instability and uneven stresses on different joints. EDS/HSD tech barriers include keys require too much force to type causing repeated dislocations and subluxations of fingers. Nerve impingement is common for some of us (nerve pain is the worst!). It’s like trying to think with a body part on fire/ being electrocuted. Migraines and dysautonomia (eg POTS) are two common co-morbidities. Light/bright screens, motion, too much contrast (makes colours/ UI components dance/shake). Dark mode, dimming screen, browser extensions (eg dark reader), turning on motion preferences in browser/ OS. EDS and HSD was thought to be rare. (1 in 5,000+) But we now know that it’s just rarely diagnosed 1 in 500 maybe 1 in 300). Can cause multiple other disabilities including hearing loss, vision loss, and blindness.

Former assistive tech specialist / teacher here. Yes, making your own study notes is good! But using Quizlet, which uses multiple ways of learning is also effective. It's a default dark theme - better for a lot of disability needs. I'll share more on Discord. For my former students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, anxiety, ADHD, ... taking the stress off of making their own was helpful (depending on the person, situation, etc). It's also a learned skill of how to make effective cards - vs using them. Just like scribing is a separate skill to paying attention. (despite what a ton of my former students' classroom teachers thought.)

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I’m behind a week but I’m here! Yesss 🥰

How do I add it to a Go Daddy website. Go Daddy built my website and had no clue on how to add accessibility to my website

This was very helpful! Coming from IntelliJ, vscode was tricky to navigate - tysm!

Africa, we'd love to post a course from you on our channel about web accessibility. I tried emailing you but it didn't go through. If you're interested, find my contact info on my channel's about page.

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Great content❤🔥🔥;)

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make a video on interview questions please

Hello thank you for your content. Where can I find the checklist please

19:30 for the hands on stuff

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You have given very good information can you please share accessbility checklist

Thank you sooooo much for this! I will definitely share on LinkedIn 💖