Accessibility Weekly #278: No Accessibility Without Disabilities

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Accessibility Weekly #277: The Case for Describing Race in Alternative Text Attributes

Monday, January 31, 2022

Sponsored by Automattic. They're hiring. January 31, 2022 • Issue #277 View this issue online or browse the full issue archive. Featured: The case for describing race in alternative text attributes

Accessibility Weekly #276: Div Divisiveness

Monday, January 24, 2022

Sponsored by Automattic. They're hiring. January 24, 2022 • Issue #276 View this issue online or browse the full issue archive. Featured: Div divisiveness Scott O'Hara says: “Use semantic HTML.

Accessibility Weekly #275: How to Hire for Digital Accessibility Roles

Monday, January 17, 2022

Sponsored by Automattic. They're hiring. January 17, 2022 • Issue #275 View this issue online or browse the full issue archive. Featured: How to hire for digital accessibility roles Kate Kalcevich

Accessibility Weekly #274: Moderating Usability Testing with People with Disabilities

Monday, January 10, 2022

Sponsored by Automattic. They're hiring. January 10, 2022 • Issue #274 View this issue online or browse the full issue archive. Featured: Moderating usability testing with people with disabilities

Accessibility Weekly #273: Practical Tips for Building More Accessible Front-ends

Tuesday, January 4, 2022

Sponsored by Automattic. They're hiring. January 3, 2022 • Issue #273 View this issue online or browse the full issue archive. Featured: Practical tips for building more accessible front-ends Sara

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