The W3C published its updated accessibility standard (WCAG 2.1) in June. What does it mean for designers? See how the new criteria affect layout and interaction design, including a shoutout to touchscreen devices (finally!)
Allison has worked in enough IT roles to fill a bakery: tester, web dev, team lead, tech architect, usability and UX consultant, tech writer, training facilitator, speaker, and accessibility consultant. She's currently Digital Accessibility Sensei at Intopia, helping organisations create inclusive websites and apps.
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