Top Trending LinkedIn Posts about accessibility

Accessibility? Does it even matter?

The all image vs HTML discussion is back to haunt you.

I admit, I was guilty of looking at this

Accessibility & affordability is what the healthcare system needs. The ability to remotely perform accurate & robust diagnosis of chronic health conditions is

Accessibility in design has often been overlooked, but that's changing now.

New AI technologies like image generation and speech synthesis can make things way

I had an amazing time, talking to Jorge Arango about cognitive accessibility, neurodiversity, but also what I’ve learned from video games that influence

A lot of people (400+) joining tomorrow to learn about the EU Accessibility Act and supporting people with disabilities. Register so you don't

Wednesday's webinar with 450+ registered people is now live on our YouTube, detailing many cool tools and solutions to prepare for 2025!

Featuring Marco

A beautiful example of #accessibility done right - Stirling Castle in Scotland!

So much thought went into the experience and some great best

Accessibility in web design isn’t just a box to tick—it’s a game-changer!

Here’s how making your website inclusive can boost your business and

Accessibility Annotations Toolkits For Figma (https://lnkd.in/e9Z69jxJ), a fantastic little helper to document accessibility for buttons, headings, landmarks, skip links, touch targets, focus order,

Accessibility will not force you to make an ugly, boring, or cluttered product.

It will introduce a set of constraints to incorporate as you

Thank you to Knowbility's Sharron Rush for listing all the accessibility-related SXSW panels. If you want accessibility to get a bigger presence, please

There's still time to vote for all the SXSW accessibility panels! Let's show Hugh Forrest and the SXSW team that accessibility is important

If you want 24 hours of free, virtual #accessibility and #InclusiveDesign talks with no registration and no sales hype, you're in luck:

Last weekend, I finished the fourth and final season of "The Umbrella Academy" on Netflix. Its sound captions reminded me of Season 4

I had the pleasure of writing an article about accessibility for the Bejamas blog and I'm so proud of myself, because it is my

"Is This Accessible?” Adrian Roselli put together a nice list of questions to help you understand what accessible even means, before you go

Please join Benjamin Gray and I this evening for a virtual event through the Martin Luther King Jr. Public Library!

We will discuss ways

Accessibility benefits everyone 📣

Accommodations for autistic employees like flexibility and clear communication make for happier, safer workplaces.

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Don't create accessible content with compliance in mind.

Create it with the goal to respect everyone's right to access information.

If your content isn’t

From a friend who uses a power wheelchair:

"I've had all of these happen. That said, I don't have a problem with the

Today's accessibility tip: People cannot read your mind.



I know, I know, that's shocking, right?

But, hear me out: You can take the FIRST step

“Accessibility is too expensive”

There are many problems with this idea, but let me just say this real quick:

Accessible design is often cheaper than

Workplace wellbeing and accessibility might seem like separate things, but they’re actually closely connected.



When we talk about wellbeing at work, we usually

If all you care about is compliance, your accessibility efforts are performative, period.

Accessibility isn’t just ensuring compliance. Instead, wouldn't you like to live

Hooray, it's #SocialSaturday!

Today, I want to talk about the power of community when it comes to accessibility.

Sure, accessibility is a technical requirement—

Repeat after me… You do not need the word ‘Accessibility’ to be in your job title… it should already be part of your

I'm #2, in “Top 20 most influential Creators on LinkedIn in Luxembourg”. What now?

Well, honestly: I'm surprised, since I don't think I have

Accessibility isn't just my day job...



It's my night job.
My weekend job.
My overnight job.
My every single moment job.

Why?

Because my disabilities aren't only present

Accessibility peeps, ARISE and make yourself accessible to this sweet opportunity. Fully remote, AirBnB Experience Lead specializing in accessibility.