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  1. Visual design tools weren't built with screen readers in mind. So what happens when you decide to tackle that problem anyway?

    Sarah Federman will take us behind the scenes at A11y Camp 2026 in her presentation 'Shapes to Sound: Making a Visual Design Tool Accessible for Screen Reader Users'.

    Sarah is a designer turned engineer, and currently a Staff Frontend Engineer on Canva’s Editing Accessibility team.

    Register: dub.sh/9II0ao4

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign

  2. Building accessible apps is hard. Doing so without blocking your sprints is even harder.

    ​We're AriaWorks 👋 We’re here because we know that most accessibility issues happen at edge cases your team was never prepared for.

    ​We combine expert #a11y audits with technical training, turning complex guidelines into ready-to-use patterns for frontend, QA, and UX teams.

    ​Learn more about our work: ariaworks.io

    ​#Introduction #WebAccessibility #a11y #WebDev #Frontend #UX #InclusiveDesign

  3. Building accessible apps is hard. Doing so without blocking your sprints is even harder.

    ​We're AriaWorks 👋 We’re here because we know that most accessibility issues happen at edge cases your team was never prepared for.

    ​We combine expert #a11y audits with technical training, turning complex guidelines into ready-to-use patterns for frontend, QA, and UX teams.

    ​Learn more about our work: ariaworks.io

    ​#Introduction #WebAccessibility #a11y #WebDev #Frontend #UX #InclusiveDesign

  4. Building accessible apps is hard. Doing so without blocking your sprints is even harder.

    ​We're AriaWorks 👋 We’re here because we know that most accessibility issues happen at edge cases your team was never prepared for.

    ​We combine expert #a11y audits with technical training, turning complex guidelines into ready-to-use patterns for frontend, QA, and UX teams.

    ​Learn more about our work: ariaworks.io

    ​#Introduction #WebAccessibility #a11y #WebDev #Frontend #UX #InclusiveDesign

  5. Building accessible apps is hard. Doing so without blocking your sprints is even harder.

    ​We're AriaWorks 👋 We’re here because we know that most accessibility issues happen at edge cases your team was never prepared for.

    ​We combine expert #a11y audits with technical training, turning complex guidelines into ready-to-use patterns for frontend, QA, and UX teams.

    ​Learn more about our work: ariaworks.io

    ​#Introduction #WebAccessibility #a11y #WebDev #Frontend #UX #InclusiveDesign

  6. Your website may work perfectly for you. But that proves almost nothing👀
    You know where to click, what things look like, and how they’re supposed to work. Your users may experience it differently.
    Try navigating without the tools you normally rely on. You might uncover an accessibility barrier hiding in plain sight.

    👉 Try it on your Website: accesstive.com/free-accessibil

    #Accessibility #A11y #WebAccessibility #WCAG #InclusiveDesign

  7. Your website may work perfectly for you. But that proves almost nothing👀
    You know where to click, what things look like, and how they’re supposed to work. Your users may experience it differently.
    Try navigating without the tools you normally rely on. You might uncover an accessibility barrier hiding in plain sight.

    👉 Try it on your Website: accesstive.com/free-accessibil

    #Accessibility #A11y #WebAccessibility #WCAG #InclusiveDesign

  8. Your website may work perfectly for you. But that proves almost nothing👀
    You know where to click, what things look like, and how they’re supposed to work. Your users may experience it differently.
    Try navigating without the tools you normally rely on. You might uncover an accessibility barrier hiding in plain sight.

    👉 Try it on your Website: accesstive.com/free-accessibil

    #Accessibility #A11y #WebAccessibility #WCAG #InclusiveDesign

  9. Your website may work perfectly for you. But that proves almost nothing👀
    You know where to click, what things look like, and how they’re supposed to work. Your users may experience it differently.
    Try navigating without the tools you normally rely on. You might uncover an accessibility barrier hiding in plain sight.

    👉 Try it on your Website: accesstive.com/free-accessibil

    #Accessibility #A11y #WebAccessibility #WCAG #InclusiveDesign

  10. Next up in our designing for people with disabilities blog post series, Ela Gorla takes us through designing for people with no or limited mobility, including people who browse with a keyboard or voice.

    tetralogical.com/blog/2026/08/

    #Accessibility #MovingDisabilities #InclusiveDesign #Design

  11. Next up in our designing for people with disabilities blog post series, Ela Gorla takes us through designing for people with no or limited mobility, including people who browse with a keyboard or voice.

    tetralogical.com/blog/2026/08/

    #Accessibility #MovingDisabilities #InclusiveDesign #Design

  12. Next up in our designing for people with disabilities blog post series, Ela Gorla takes us through designing for people with no or limited mobility, including people who browse with a keyboard or voice.

    tetralogical.com/blog/2026/08/

    #Accessibility #MovingDisabilities #InclusiveDesign #Design

  13. Next up in our designing for people with disabilities blog post series, Ela Gorla takes us through designing for people with no or limited mobility, including people who browse with a keyboard or voice.

    tetralogical.com/blog/2026/08/

    #Accessibility #MovingDisabilities #InclusiveDesign #Design

  14. Next up in our designing for people with disabilities blog post series, Ela Gorla takes us through designing for people with no or limited mobility, including people who browse with a keyboard or voice.

    tetralogical.com/blog/2026/08/

    #Accessibility #MovingDisabilities #InclusiveDesign #Design

  15. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  16. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  17. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  18. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  19. THE FUTURE OF ACCESSIBILITY
    TECHNOLOGY IS ALMOST INVISIBLE 💎

    I keep hearing about AI in terms of productivity. Writing faster. Making presentations. Summarising meetings. Saving companies money.

    Fine.

    But I think some of the most important uses of AI may be much more ordinary.

    For disabled people, AI could remove thousands of tiny barriers that other people barely notice.

    I have left-sided hemiplegia. I use only one hand.

    So imagine an AI I can simply talk to.

    It can write what I dictate. Read something aloud. Search the web. Fill in forms. Explain an incomprehensible government letter. Operate a computer without requiring endless clicking, dragging and menus.

    It could describe what is in front of someone who cannot see it clearly.

    Caption and interpret speech for someone who cannot hear it.

    Help someone who struggles with language find the words they are trying to say.

    Turn complicated instructions into something understandable.

    Remember appointments, medications, names, routines and important details when memory is unreliable.

    Help plan an accessible route before leaving home.

    And eventually, perhaps, simply stay quietly with us.

    If I fall while I am out walking, I would like my AI to notice, ask whether I am all right, and, if necessary, call Peter and tell him where I am.

    Not because I want a machine supervising my life.

    Quite the opposite.

    Because I want to be able to live it safely and more fully.

    The best accessibility technology disappears.

    It does not constantly remind you that you are disabled.

    It quietly removes the obstacle and lets you get on with your day.

    That may turn out to be one of AI's greatest contributions.

    Not making humans more productive.

    Making more humans free.

    @3goodthings@DigitalCoup@meditation@economics_that_works@startrek

    #Disability #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #PWD #IndependentLiving #InclusiveDesign #FutureOfTech #AIForGood

  20. Paylino, my fully accessible bill scanning and splitting app, received a huge update today.
    What’s new

    • Bill scanning is much faster, thanks to an all new AI model
    • Items appear in the same order as on your receipt
    • Greatly improved recognition of currencies and discounts when scanning
    • The loading screen is now more easily readable in Dark Mode
    • Lots of performance and stability improvements

    Available now on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AccessibleApps

  21. Paylino, my fully accessible bill scanning and splitting app, received a huge update today.
    What’s new

    • Bill scanning is much faster, thanks to an all new AI model
    • Items appear in the same order as on your receipt
    • Greatly improved recognition of currencies and discounts when scanning
    • The loading screen is now more easily readable in Dark Mode
    • Lots of performance and stability improvements

    Available now on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AccessibleApps

  22. Paylino, my fully accessible bill scanning and splitting app, received a huge update today.
    What’s new

    • Bill scanning is much faster, thanks to an all new AI model
    • Items appear in the same order as on your receipt
    • Greatly improved recognition of currencies and discounts when scanning
    • The loading screen is now more easily readable in Dark Mode
    • Lots of performance and stability improvements

    Available now on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AccessibleApps

  23. Paylino, my fully accessible bill scanning and splitting app, received a huge update today.
    What’s new

    • Bill scanning is much faster, thanks to an all new AI model
    • Items appear in the same order as on your receipt
    • Greatly improved recognition of currencies and discounts when scanning
    • The loading screen is now more easily readable in Dark Mode
    • Lots of performance and stability improvements

    Available now on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AccessibleApps

  24. Paylino, my fully accessible bill scanning and splitting app, received a huge update today.
    What’s new

    • Bill scanning is much faster, thanks to an all new AI model
    • Items appear in the same order as on your receipt
    • Greatly improved recognition of currencies and discounts when scanning
    • The loading screen is now more easily readable in Dark Mode
    • Lots of performance and stability improvements

    Available now on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paylino/id6754171927
    #iOSDev #IndieDev #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AccessibleApps

  25. You had exactly one job here: let customers tell vegetarian and vegan products apart, quickly and without a magnifying glass. Instead of fixing the existing accessibility gap, you doubled down and made it worse.

    Do better.

    #vlabel #accessibility #a11y #inclusivedesign #veganlabel #vegetarianlabel #colorblindaccessibility #foodlabeling #designfail #uxfail #accessibilitymatters #inclusivedesignmatters #vegan #veganfood

  26. You had exactly one job here: let customers tell vegetarian and vegan products apart, quickly and without a magnifying glass. Instead of fixing the existing accessibility gap, you doubled down and made it worse.

    Do better.

    #vlabel #accessibility #a11y #inclusivedesign #veganlabel #vegetarianlabel #colorblindaccessibility #foodlabeling #designfail #uxfail #accessibilitymatters #inclusivedesignmatters #vegan #veganfood

  27. You had exactly one job here: let customers tell vegetarian and vegan products apart, quickly and without a magnifying glass. Instead of fixing the existing accessibility gap, you doubled down and made it worse.

    Do better.

    #vlabel #accessibility #a11y #inclusivedesign #veganlabel #vegetarianlabel #colorblindaccessibility #foodlabeling #designfail #uxfail #accessibilitymatters #inclusivedesignmatters #vegan #veganfood

  28. You had exactly one job here: let customers tell vegetarian and vegan products apart, quickly and without a magnifying glass. Instead of fixing the existing accessibility gap, you doubled down and made it worse.

    Do better.

    #vlabel #accessibility #a11y #inclusivedesign #veganlabel #vegetarianlabel #colorblindaccessibility #foodlabeling #designfail #uxfail #accessibilitymatters #inclusivedesignmatters #vegan #veganfood

  29. You had exactly one job here: let customers tell vegetarian and vegan products apart, quickly and without a magnifying glass. Instead of fixing the existing accessibility gap, you doubled down and made it worse.

    Do better.

    #vlabel #accessibility #a11y #inclusivedesign #veganlabel #vegetarianlabel #colorblindaccessibility #foodlabeling #designfail #uxfail #accessibilitymatters #inclusivedesignmatters #vegan #veganfood

  30. Attend Accessibility Testing: What Automated Tools Will NEVER Catch on Tuesday, August 18, at 10 AM Central.

    Register now and strengthen your accessibility testing process.

    #WebDevelopment #QualityAssurance #InclusiveDesign #Accessibility #WordPress

  31. Hold on to your socks … we've just released the schedule for the upcoming Inclusive Design 24 #id24 which will take place on the 24 September inclusivedesign24.org/2026/ #accessibility #a11y #inclusiveDesign

  32. Hold on to your socks … we've just released the schedule for the upcoming Inclusive Design 24 #id24 which will take place on the 24 September inclusivedesign24.org/2026/ #accessibility #a11y #inclusiveDesign

  33. Hold on to your socks … we've just released the schedule for the upcoming Inclusive Design 24 #id24 which will take place on the 24 September inclusivedesign24.org/2026/ #accessibility #a11y #inclusiveDesign

  34. Hold on to your socks … we've just released the schedule for the upcoming Inclusive Design 24 #id24 which will take place on the 24 September inclusivedesign24.org/2026/ #accessibility #a11y #inclusiveDesign

  35. Hold on to your socks … we've just released the schedule for the upcoming Inclusive Design 24 #id24 which will take place on the 24 September inclusivedesign24.org/2026/ #accessibility #a11y #inclusiveDesign

  36. Get in quick, A11y Camp Super Early Bird prices end this Friday!

    Secure your ticket to attend A11y Camp 2026 in-person and save $200 if you book by Friday 14 August.

    A11y Camp is Australia's largest accessibility conference, where you'll hear from leading practitioners, build practical skills, and connect with the community.

    When:
    • Conference 23–24 November
    • Workshops 25 November
    Where: ICC Sydney and Online

    Book now: dub.sh/bFl6gDq

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  37. Get in quick, A11y Camp Super Early Bird prices end this Friday!

    Secure your ticket to attend A11y Camp 2026 in-person and save $200 if you book by Friday 14 August.

    A11y Camp is Australia's largest accessibility conference, where you'll hear from leading practitioners, build practical skills, and connect with the community.

    When:
    • Conference 23–24 November
    • Workshops 25 November
    Where: ICC Sydney and Online

    Book now: dub.sh/bFl6gDq

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  38. Get in quick, A11y Camp Super Early Bird prices end this Friday!

    Secure your ticket to attend A11y Camp 2026 in-person and save $200 if you book by Friday 14 August.

    A11y Camp is Australia's largest accessibility conference, where you'll hear from leading practitioners, build practical skills, and connect with the community.

    When:
    • Conference 23–24 November
    • Workshops 25 November
    Where: ICC Sydney and Online

    Book now: dub.sh/bFl6gDq

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  39. Get in quick, A11y Camp Super Early Bird prices end this Friday!

    Secure your ticket to attend A11y Camp 2026 in-person and save $200 if you book by Friday 14 August.

    A11y Camp is Australia's largest accessibility conference, where you'll hear from leading practitioners, build practical skills, and connect with the community.

    When:
    • Conference 23–24 November
    • Workshops 25 November
    Where: ICC Sydney and Online

    Book now: dub.sh/bFl6gDq

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  40. Get in quick, A11y Camp Super Early Bird prices end this Friday!

    Secure your ticket to attend A11y Camp 2026 in-person and save $200 if you book by Friday 14 August.

    A11y Camp is Australia's largest accessibility conference, where you'll hear from leading practitioners, build practical skills, and connect with the community.

    When:
    • Conference 23–24 November
    • Workshops 25 November
    Where: ICC Sydney and Online

    Book now: dub.sh/bFl6gDq

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  41. Join Hollie Woodward on 12 August for our next CPD webinar on designing communication that includes everyone. This session explores accessible communication as a mindset, not a checkbox, with practical insights for emails, documents, presentations and social media.
    #altc Members can register here: alt.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?r
    #LearningTechnology #EdTech #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #DigitalLearning #ALTCommunity

  42. Join Hollie Woodward on 12 August for our next CPD webinar on designing communication that includes everyone. This session explores accessible communication as a mindset, not a checkbox, with practical insights for emails, documents, presentations and social media.
    #altc Members can register here: alt.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?r
    #LearningTechnology #EdTech #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #DigitalLearning #ALTCommunity

  43. Join Hollie Woodward on 12 August for our next CPD webinar on designing communication that includes everyone. This session explores accessible communication as a mindset, not a checkbox, with practical insights for emails, documents, presentations and social media.
    #altc Members can register here: alt.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?r
    #LearningTechnology #EdTech #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #DigitalLearning #ALTCommunity

  44. Join Hollie Woodward on 12 August for our next CPD webinar on designing communication that includes everyone. This session explores accessible communication as a mindset, not a checkbox, with practical insights for emails, documents, presentations and social media.
    #altc Members can register here: alt.ac.uk/civicrm/event/info?r
    #LearningTechnology #EdTech #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #DigitalLearning #ALTCommunity

  45. New workshop announced for A11y Camp Australia 2026!

    Join Will Soward on 25 November for 'Designing with the NDS: Principles in Practice', a hands-on workshop exploring how to apply the Neurodiversity Design System’s principles to real-world design decisions.

    Super Early Bird tickets are on sale now, but only until 14 August.

    Register for Designing with the NDS: Principles in Practice: dub.sh/RX2aLcQ

    #A11yCamp #DigitalAccessibility #Neurodiversity #InclusiveDesign #Accessibility

  46. The Accessible and Inclusive Design Conference (AIDC) starts today and runs all week, free and online. Sessions on building learning experiences that are accessible to all and where everyone belongs. Register at theaidc.com/ #Accessibility #A11y #InclusiveDesign #EdTech

  47. The Accessible and Inclusive Design Conference (AIDC) starts today and runs all week, free and online. Sessions on building learning experiences that are accessible to all and where everyone belongs. Register at theaidc.com/ #Accessibility #A11y #InclusiveDesign #EdTech

  48. The Accessible and Inclusive Design Conference (AIDC) starts today and runs all week, free and online. Sessions on building learning experiences that are accessible to all and where everyone belongs. Register at theaidc.com/ #Accessibility #A11y #InclusiveDesign #EdTech

  49. The Accessible and Inclusive Design Conference (AIDC) starts today and runs all week, free and online. Sessions on building learning experiences that are accessible to all and where everyone belongs. Register at theaidc.com/ #Accessibility #A11y #InclusiveDesign #EdTech

  50. The Accessible and Inclusive Design Conference (AIDC) starts today and runs all week, free and online. Sessions on building learning experiences that are accessible to all and where everyone belongs. Register at theaidc.com/ #Accessibility #A11y #InclusiveDesign #EdTech

  51. Time's ticking on Super Early Bird savings. Book your A11y Camp 2026 ticket by 14 August to secure our lowest prices.

    While you're there, check out our growing lineup of speakers, explore this year's hands-on workshops, and start planning your A11y Camp experience.

    You'll also save 10% when you book two workshops or add a workshop to your conference registration.

    Now's the time to lock in your A11y Camp ticket.

    Book now: dub.sh/wzUNChQ

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  52. Time's ticking on Super Early Bird savings. Book your A11y Camp 2026 ticket by 14 August to secure our lowest prices.

    While you're there, check out our growing lineup of speakers, explore this year's hands-on workshops, and start planning your A11y Camp experience.

    You'll also save 10% when you book two workshops or add a workshop to your conference registration.

    Now's the time to lock in your A11y Camp ticket.

    Book now: dub.sh/wzUNChQ

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  53. Time's ticking on Super Early Bird savings. Book your A11y Camp 2026 ticket by 14 August to secure our lowest prices.

    While you're there, check out our growing lineup of speakers, explore this year's hands-on workshops, and start planning your A11y Camp experience.

    You'll also save 10% when you book two workshops or add a workshop to your conference registration.

    Now's the time to lock in your A11y Camp ticket.

    Book now: dub.sh/wzUNChQ

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  54. Time's ticking on Super Early Bird savings. Book your A11y Camp 2026 ticket by 14 August to secure our lowest prices.

    While you're there, check out our growing lineup of speakers, explore this year's hands-on workshops, and start planning your A11y Camp experience.

    You'll also save 10% when you book two workshops or add a workshop to your conference registration.

    Now's the time to lock in your A11y Camp ticket.

    Book now: dub.sh/wzUNChQ

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI

  55. Time's ticking on Super Early Bird savings. Book your A11y Camp 2026 ticket by 14 August to secure our lowest prices.

    While you're there, check out our growing lineup of speakers, explore this year's hands-on workshops, and start planning your A11y Camp experience.

    You'll also save 10% when you book two workshops or add a workshop to your conference registration.

    Now's the time to lock in your A11y Camp ticket.

    Book now: dub.sh/wzUNChQ

    #A11yCamp #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign #AI