In Person - The Four Basic Principles of AccessibilityContent
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We're excited to announce that WE ARE BACK and IN PERSON!
We'll be outdoors under a covered patio, so remember we live in HOTLANTA, and it's summertime.
IMPORTANT: THIS VENUE HOLDS 120 PEOPLE BUT WE WILL BE A 40 PERSON MAX CAPACITY. WE WILL CLOSE REGISTRATION ONE DAY BEFORE THE MEETUP AND SEND OUT A SIGNUP FORM. ONLY THE FIRST 40 SIGN UPS ON THAT FORM WILL BE ABLE TO ATTEND
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Within the WCAG 2.1, web-accessible content is broken into four principles collectively referred to as POUR. This acronym stands for Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. These four areas specifically target areas where users have the most trouble accessing digital content and provide guidelines for understanding how to think and approach accessibility.
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Homer Gaines -Staff UI Engineer, Guru
Front-end Dev by day, maker of music by night, Homer has been building web-based interactive experiences for over 26 years. As a Staff UI Engineer and Certified Accessibility professional with a background in Behavioral Psychology and Art, he focuses on accessible front-end development and clean, intuitive designs.