Work Harder or Work Smarter? How to Optimise Your Accessibility Strategy
Digital Accessibility ExpertsShow Notes
Accessibility can at times be overwhelming with multiple strands, projects, handovers and tasks to complete. In this webinar, we share what we think are smarter ways of working when it comes to accessibility, so that you maximise your time, energy and budget and get the most benefit out of every piece of work you undertake. In this webinar, with special guests from our client, ServiceNow, we discuss the benefits of: Design reviews vs Accessibility Testing Journey review vs WCAG review Speed Dating vs guessing what customers think The value of a great briefing Live Audits vs full audit User Experience vs Compliance In the session we acknowledge the challenges and restrictions of standard approaches and share with you smart ways of working to get you a better/cheaper/more efficient approach.
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