Assistive Tech Is for Everyone (They Just Don’t Know It Yet 😏)
by Jack Cunningham | at Minnebar 19
Many digital teams begrudgingly seek accessibility “compliance” and fail to see its value as a core product strategy. In this session, we reveal how prioritizing accessibility drives growth and opens new opportunities for those who rely on assistive technology just as much as those who do not. Discover how native mobile accessibility functionality enhances user experience and offers value far beyond what is required to be inclusive.
The big takeaways you ask? 1. Get a grasp on how to deliver accessibly and do so in a way that isn't susceptible to business or political churn. 2. Walk away with some highly practical next steps you can start taking without having to get wide spread buy-in! 3. A chance to get to know some great people!
Jack Cunningham
Jack Cunningham is the Director of Product Management at Livefront where he helps companies design, build, and grow digital products.
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- Alec Rippberger
- Martin Grider
- Tim Armato
- Sean Weiser
- Collin Flynn
- Shalanah Dawson
- Matt Schraan
- Sharyn Morrow
- Tyler Johnson
- Jack Cunningham
- Chris Fry
- Nick Krantz
- John Caplinger
- Joe Sonka
- Rob Abbott
- Tori Peraza
- M. Vang
- Nathan Ansel
- Chris Wodicka
- John Benninghoff
- Garrett Schafer
- Ingrid Chiles
- Jeremy Eventyr
- Cameron MacDonald
- Jarin Schmidt
- Brooke Thies
- Miguel Ureña
- Anthony French
- Connor Barrett
- Diana Flotten
- Forrest Tracy
- Kris Taylor
- Michael Brandjord
- Agnes Kiss
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