Creating (In)Accessible Websites - Why Automated Reviews Are Never Enough!

Automated accessibility testing tools like Lighthouse judge your website with scores, whereby higher scores usually mean more accessible. However, getting the perfect score from a tool does not mean that your website is accessible - our guest speaker, Manuel, carried out an experiment to prove that. After his presentation, we will discuss what you can do to test if your work is really accessible and does not only get a high score.

📆 When?
Tuesday, 15 March 2022
6.30pm (CET)
(Check start time for your timezone: https://everytimezone.com/s/6a9b3b31)

🌍 Where?
Online
(Zoom link available for registered attendees)

📖 What?
> Introduction

> 🗣 Talk: Building the Most Inaccessible Website Possible With a Perfect Lighthouse Score (by Manuel Matuzović)
> Q&A

> 💬 Open Discussion
> What does accessibility mean? How can we test accessibility? If tools don't work - what else can we do?

> Wrap Up & Closing

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> 🤝 Open Networking (starting around 8:30pm) 🗫
> Stay online if you want to share something, discuss with us, or just want to meet new people.

💬 Language: English

About our speaker:
Manuel is a front-end developer from Vienna, specialized in HTML, CSS, and web accessibility. He likes to write about these topics on his blog and talk at meetups and conferences. He’s organizer of the webclerks conference in Vienna and he maintains htmhell.dev.

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