Years ago, I attended a virtual conference sponsored by Microsoft where accessibility was the topic. The idea was that we will all require some level of enhanced accessibility at some point in our lives, so we should design and build things for our future selves. Prior to this I had only thought of ADA compliant designs as a "ToDo" for others, though still a priority. I keep this new perspective with me and welcome opportunities to evangelize. I recently found a website that stood out to me as real champion for accessibility. This site allows the visitor to dial in whichever option(s) they need and to variable degrees. Typically we'd have to rely on the browser or perhaps the operating system itself to specify, or in better scenarios search the page for accessibility options. Kudos to nc.gov for making this easy to find and easy to use.
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A new dev's journey to greatness(employment)
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By Evan S. Wilson