From the beginning of my self-taught front-end developer journey, I was interested in how to create apps and websites with accessibility in mind. I...
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Welcome to the team! hehe.
I look forward to seeing all of your a11y articles, what you learn etc. etc.
You should connect with @abbeyperini on here / Twitter (if you haven't already) as they love a11y too and are making some really great content on a11y at the moment!
Also connect with @savvasstephnds and @colabottles as they are also real pros when it comes to accessibility stuff!
Oh and I know a few bits and pieces when it comes to a11y, so I am happy to help if you ever need it! ❤
Greg! Thank you so much for the mention! It made my day. Although, I wouldn’t call myself an expert on accessibility, not by a long shot. I’m more than happy to help with regards to a11y if anyone ever needs any help! 💙
Thanks, Savvas 🙂
Graham bud, but I will answer to Greg if you want 😜🤣
Of course I mentioned you, you are doing yourself down, you are certainly very well versed in accessibility and I always enjoy your articles! ❤️
Oh yeah, sorry. The fact that you don’t have your real name here doesn’t help my dude 😆
Hearing you enjoy my articles means a lot to me! 💜
I think I'm gonna call Graham Greg from now on too, less syllables 😜
In my place, one of my colleagues did this. A few of us were half-heartedly trying to get people to make more accessible designs and build more accessible components but it never really got much traction until she pitched it as an in-house a11y comittee to the management. We pushed the idea that it should be part of the product and not an after-thought, and ended up hosting a couple of small conventions. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing your story :)
This is a great plan! And inspiring to see. Can't wait to see you achieving this Julia 💪🏾
Thanks Isabel!
Wohoo, that's the spirit!
Can't wait to follow your journey 💖
Currently also doing a whole series on accessibility, so hope we can learn a lot from each other.
Sounds great, Chris 💯
Looking forward to it I really enjoy following other developers journeys it is always full of insight. All these accessibility articles are making a difference.
Fascinating