Accessibility with Divi - The Good, the Bad, and the Easy

(VIRTUAL EVENT)
SPECIAL INVITATION FOR ALL DIVI MEETUP MEMBERS HOSTED BY THE DIVI ATLANTA GROUP

Noted WordPress accessibility specialist, Sumner Davenport, joins greater Los Angeles-area web developer, Ron Amick, to shine some light on accessibility on a Divi website and the quest to make web pages available and functional for all potential visitors, including those with disabilities.

With just a little bit of effort, your Divi WordPress website can be user-friendly to over 25% of all possible viewers who currently report a disability in one or more of these areas: visual, auditory, physical, speech, language, cognitive, learning, neurological.

Sumner and Ron will spotlight problem areas as well as accessibility solutions on Divi sites.

Their presentation will include:
• The increased value of an Accessible Divi site
• Common Divi Accessibility errors
• What NOT to do
• Divi Accessibility plugin uses and limitations
• Examples of easy manual fixes you can implement right away

This presentation will be live/human captioned for accessibility.

AGENDA (times listed are EDT)
6:00 pm - Zoom Meeting Room will be open for social networking
6:30 pm - Guest speaker presentation
7:45 pm - Q&A and Wrap-up
8:00 pm - Meeting ends

ZOOM LINK
Use this link to join the Zoom Divi Atlanta Meetup:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83194599747?pwd=NTZFWkx4MVNENVhyR3grOEpoZUt6UT09

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Sumner Davenport and Ron Amick both hold a lifetime license for Divi. They are co-founders (with Jennifer Huang) of Accessibility Web + WordPress.

Sumner Davenport specializes in Web Accessibility on WordPress. For over 14 years she has presented on topics related to Accessibility for WordPress websites and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) at Small Business conferences, WordPress groups and has served as co-organizer, speaker and wrangler for local WordCamps.

Ron Amick is the product of an engineer father and painter mother and spent much of his youth making short films and videos. He then worked in the Hollywood movie machine long enough to find his big break at Disney, where he made no films but found a new love in web development. A couple of decades and several creative agencies later, he now handcrafts web and mobile products and content for a variety of clients.