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@a11ytalks.comOct 13, 2026, 4:53 PM

"Accessibility is too expensive."

Heard that one before?

Join Stéphanie Walter for nine accessibility myths and how to challenge them.

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#A11yTalks #Accessibility

How to Convince People to Care and Invest in Accessibility Stéphanie Walter Nine common accessibility myths, or push backs, and how designers, developers and project teams can answer those. Backed up with data, and examples.
@a11ytalks.comSep 30, 2026, 3:57 PM

We’re live now right now!

Join Michele Williams for Exclusion by Design.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTlz...

#A11yTalks #Accessibility

Disability exclusion is built into tech systems from the start, not a flaw appearing at the end. It shows up in "futuristic" city designs that ignore wheelchair users and hiring practices that shut out disabled talent, since accessibility is often a final checkbox rather than a guiding principle. This persists because disabled people rarely hold power to challenge it. The talk calls for a "disability mindset" centering disabled perspectives in products, teams, and research, offering strategies to elevate disabled voices in key decisions, drawing on "Accessible UX Research."
@a11ytalks.comSep 30, 2026, 2:55 PM

We’re starting in one hour!

Join Michele Williams for Exclusion by Design: How Disability Gets Erased from Concept to Product (And How to Fix It).

Today at 12 PM ET
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTlz...
#A11yTalks #Accessibility

Disability exclusion is built into tech systems from the start, not a flaw appearing at the end. It shows up in "futuristic" city designs that ignore wheelchair users and hiring practices that shut out disabled talent, since accessibility is often a final checkbox rather than a guiding principle. This persists because disabled people rarely hold power to challenge it. The talk calls for a "disability mindset" centering disabled perspectives in products, teams, and research, offering strategies to elevate disabled voices in key decisions, drawing on "Accessible UX Research."
@a11ytalks.comSep 29, 2026, 4:04 PM

Join us tomorrow, September 30, 2026, at 12pm ET or catch the recording afterward!
#a11y #a11ytalks

@a11ytalks.comSep 23, 2026, 3:03 PM

Accessibility decisions are being made long before anyone runs an audit.

Next week, Michele Williams joins a11yTalks for Exclusion by Design: How Disability Gets Erased from Concept to Product (And How to Fix It).

Wednesday, September 30 at 12 PM ET

a11ytalks.com/posts/2026-sep
#A11yTalks #A11y

Exclusion by Design: How Disability Gets Erased from Concept to Product (And How to Fix It) Michele Williams Disability exclusion is built into tech systems from the start, not a flaw appearing at the end. It shows up in "futuristic" city designs that ignore wheelchair users and hiring practices that shut out disabled talent, since accessibility is often a final checkbox rather than a guiding principle. This persists because disabled people rarely hold power to challenge it. The talk calls for a "disability mindset" centering disabled perspectives in products, teams, and research, offering strategies to elevate disabled voices in key decisions, drawing on "Accessible UX Research."
@a11ytalks.comSep 15, 2026, 4:36 PM

Who gets a voice when products are designed?

In two weeks: Exclusion by Design with Michele Williams.

Wednesday, September 30 at 12 PM ET

a11ytalks.com
#A11yTalks #Accessibility

Exclusion by Design: How Disability Gets Erased from Concept to Product (And How to Fix It) Michele Williams Disability exclusion is built into tech systems from the start, not a flaw appearing at the end. It shows up in "futuristic" city designs that ignore wheelchair users and hiring practices that shut out disabled talent, since accessibility is often a final checkbox rather than a guiding principle. This persists because disabled people rarely hold power to challenge it. The talk calls for a "disability mindset" centering disabled perspectives in products, teams, and research, offering strategies to elevate disabled voices in key decisions, drawing on "Accessible UX Research."
@a11ytalks.comSep 8, 2026, 4:01 PM

Accessibility cannot be a final checkbox if exclusion starts at the very beginning.

Join Michele Williams for Exclusion by Design: How Disability Gets Erased from Concept to Product (And How to Fix It).

Wednesday, September 30 at 12 PM ET

a11ytalks.com/posts/2026-sep
#A11yTalks #Accessibility

Exclusion by Design: How Disability Gets Erased from Concept to Product (And How to Fix It) Michele Williams Disability exclusion is built into tech systems from the start, not a flaw appearing at the end. It shows up in "futuristic" city designs that ignore wheelchair users and hiring practices that shut out disabled talent, since accessibility is often a final checkbox rather than a guiding principle. This persists because disabled people rarely hold power to challenge it. The talk calls for a "disability mindset" centering disabled perspectives in products, teams, and research, offering strategies to elevate disabled voices in key decisions, drawing on "Accessible UX Research."