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Workshop summary
The internet is now an integral part of our daily lives, but unfortunately, websites can’t always be used by all users equally.
This half day workshop will introduce participants to the issues of web accessibility and show them the importance of accessibility, its benefits, and why it should be a part of any development project. The core of the workshop will focus on how to test accessibility and most importantly, how to solve the most common problems.
You’ll learn all the fundamental basics for creating accessible websites and suggestions for further education in this area.
What will the attendees learn?
- What accessibility is and why it’s important
- How to test accessibility
- How to develop a website so that it’s usable for most users
- How to solve the most common web accessibility problems
Who is the workshop for?
Frontend developers of all levels who want to improve the accessibility of their projects.
What are the attendee requirements?
Knowledge of HTML and CSS, basic knowledge of JavaScript, and your own laptop.
Tomáš Pustelník
Senior frontend engineer
Ataccama
Tomáš is a self-taught front-end engineer with over 10 years of experience building web apps. He is a huge advocate for HTML, CSS, and accessibility and currently spends most of his time with React. Both at work and on personal projects, he constantly looks for ways to improve his skills and write better software. Tomáš also shares what he’s learned about software engineering on his blog and social media.
