Presentations
If you would be interested in having one of the TetraLogical team speak at your event you can contact us at hello@tetralogical.com.
UX South Africa (Online, )
Made with love
Accessibility does not happen by accident. It takes empathy, thought, and understanding, and the Inclusive Design Principles can help you create accessible products and services with love.
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- Made with love (PPTX)
AccessU (Online, )
Getting started with accessibility and user experience testing
People starting on their accessibility journey may find the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 with its 78 Success Criteria intimidating, and the myriad of usability standards and best practices out there confusing. When it comes to testing content for accessibility, the lack of familiarity with assistive technology and test tools and the inability to read and understand lines of code can deter many from even trying.
- Presenter
- Ela Gorla
- Slides
- Getting started with accessibility and user experience testing (PPTX)
Sustainable accessibility
It takes time and effort to embed sustainable accessibility into an organisation. You cannot achieve this through disconnected activities like assessments or training (although these things have their place); sustainable accessibility needs a co-ordinated and evolving plan that encompasses every aspect of the organisation.
- Presenter
- Henny Swan with Gareth Ford Williams
- Slides
- Sustainable accessibility (PPTX)
BIMA Springboard (Online, )
Sustainable accessibility
It takes time and effort to embed sustainable accessibility into an organisation, but the overall strategy can be distilled into a few key ideas. In this lightning talk, Léonie Watson looks briefly at those ideas and why they're important.
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- Sustainable accessibility (PPTX)
Australian Accessibility conference (Online,
You talkin' to me?
The front end is changing. It's no longer something we have to push, tap or click. It has quite litterally taken on a voice of it's own, and using technologies like Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML), the Web Speech API and (maybe one day) the CSS Speech module, we can create Alexa skills, Google Home actions, and web applications that sound a lot more interesting than you might think!
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- You talkin' to me? (HTML)
FWD20 (Online, )
Accessibility & inclusive design in the production lifecycle
Humans are remarkable; we come in many gloriously different configurations and we're adaptable and resilient. Inclusive design enables us to create products and services that are every bit as adaptable and resilient as the people who'll use them - but how do we make this happen?
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- Accessibility & inclusive design in the production lifecycle
A11yTO Camp (Online, )
You talkin' to me?
The front end is changing. It's no longer something we have to push, tap or click. It has quite litterally taken on a voice of it's own, and using technologies like Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML), the Web Speech API and (maybe one day) the CSS Speech module, we can create Alexa skills, Google Home actions, and web applications that sound a lot more interesting than you might think!
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- You talkin' to me? (HTML)
MDX For GAAD (Online, )
Inclusive Design Principles
These Inclusive design Principles are about putting people first. It's about designing for people with permenant, temporary and situational disabilities - all of us really.
- Presenters
- Léonie Watson and Ian Pouncey
- Slides
- Inclusive Design Principles(HTML)
LdnWebPerf (Online, )
Cookies? What cookies?
It's been almost a decade since the European Union (EU) introduced legislation intended to give people the right to refuse cookies if they wanted. Ever since then websites receiving traffic from the EU have had cookie consent banners plastered across them in all sorts of obvious ways. Unless you use a screen reader that is.
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- Cookies? What cookies? (HTML)
- Video
- Cookies? What cookies? (YouTube)
Front End North (Sheffield, )
You talkin' to me?
The front end is changing. It's no longer something we have to push, tap or click. It has quite litterally taken on a voice of it's own, and using technologies like Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML), the Web Speech API and (maybe one day) the CSS Speech module, we can create Alexa skills, Google Home actions, and web applications that sound a lot more interesting than you might think!
- Presenter
- Léonie Watson
- Slides
- You talkin' to me? (HTML)