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How do you make a virtual event accessible for people who are blind or visually impaired? | TechCrunch (techcrunch.com)
submitted by etalasi
vwlsmssng 2 points 2y ago
This is a good article worth the reading time.
It shows that creating an accessible virtual event requires a lot of assembly from different resources along with testing over and above what might be usually required. The absence of a turnkey resource to deliver accessible virtual event is not unexpected given the typical state of things, the effort of the organisers of this event is to be commended.
It shows that creating an accessible virtual event requires a lot of assembly from different resources along with testing over and above what might be usually required. The absence of a turnkey resource to deliver accessible virtual event is not unexpected given the typical state of things, the effort of the organisers of this event is to be commended.
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