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PERTH WEB ACCESSIBILITY CAMP

Welcome and thank you

•House keeping•Welcome to the conference•What to expect•Who are we?

• Meetup.com – Perth Web Accessibility and Inclusive Design – join in!

•#PerthA11y

A huge thanks to our sponsors…

… to the Meetup Group…

And to the speakers…

• Alec Coles• Dr. Scott Hollier• Julie Grundy• Vivienne Conway• Dan Baker• David Masters (via Skype)

• Zeliha Iscel

• Nick Cowie• Rebecca Stringer-Krein

• Kel Henderson• Iain Murray• David Vosancos (chairing the debate)

Today’s schedule

Session 1

9.30 – 9.45: Introduction (Morgan Strong)

9.45 – 10.15: An Accessible Museum for WA (Alec Coles)

10.15 – 10.45: Accessibility in the cloud (Dr. Scott Hollier)

 

Morning Break (10.45 – 11.00)

Today’s schedule

Session 2

11.00 – 11.20: A 101 to WCAG v2.0 (Julie Grundy)

11.20 – 11.40: W4A: Global Accessibility Conference coming to Perth in 2017 (Vivienne Conway)

11.40 – 12.00: Developing accessible user experience for mobile (Dan Baker)

12.00 – 12.15: Future for accessibility at Microsoft (David Masters via Skype)

Lunch Break (12.15 – 1.15)

Today’s schedule

Session 3

The Great Debate “PDFs are Awesome”.

1.15 – 1.45: Chaired by David Vosancos

Short format session

1.45 – 2.00: Making websites with vision  (Zeliha Iscel)

2.00 – 2.15: Accessibility and the law (Nick Cowie)

2.15 – 2.30: Making accessible documents (Rebecca Stringer-Krein)

2.30 – 2.40 contingency for catchup and overruns

Today’s schedule

Afternoon Break (2.40 – 3.00)

 

Session 5 – Wrap Up

3.00 – 3.15: Building accessibility into web publishing workflows

3.15 – 3.30: To be confirmed (Iain Murray)

3.30 – 3.40: Conclusion  (Morgan Strong)

So why is this important?

•Just under one in five Australians (18.5%) have a disability (ABS, 2011)

•A further 21% report a long-term health condition (ABS, 2011)

•And don’t forget, we all age as well…

Why accessibility?

•There’s compliance issues and legal considerations…

•Making a resource more accessible, makes it more accessible to everyone.

•An accessible mindset and approach is not as hard as you might think.