Moving Beyond the Checklist
Treating accessibility as a compliance checklist creates an illusion of inclusion, resulting in products that pass legal standards but fail in the real world.
One might call it the intersection of inclusive design, digital accessibility, and the evolving nature of the open web. One might also be wrong!
Treating accessibility as a compliance checklist creates an illusion of inclusion, resulting in products that pass legal standards but fail in the real world.
To have a real, lasting impact, we need to move beyond ticking boxes, and start measuring the health of the entire development lifecycle.
Reflecting on my time at LDX3 in London, this post explores key insights on engineering leadership, from managing global teams to championing workplace diversity.