The human, design and legal implications of web accessibility [Event]
ArcStone’s throwing an event later this month and would like you to come!
The event, “The human, design and legal implications of web accessibility” covers some of the common questions about web accessibility.
- What does web accessibility really mean?
- What’s it like to use a screen reader to browse the web?
- How should a nonprofit or business approach web accessibility?
- What are the risks for my organization if our site is not accessible?
We have big plans for this discussion! First we’ll aim for a better understanding of web accessibility in general. We’ll hope to gain new perspectives on the challenges and frustrations for those who can’t access sites they want to visit. And we’ll learn about concrete steps you can take to insure that your site will work for everyone.
Already convinced? Register for the event here.
While access to websites for everyone has always been critical, we’ve noticed that more than ever before, nonprofits and businesses have questions about what accessibility means and are now more committed to having a web presence that can be accessed and enjoyed by all.
“The Human, Design and Legal Implications of Web Accessibility,” event will feature three unique perspectives. This includes full-time assistive technology instructor from Vision Loss Resources, accessibility experts from Accessible360 and two employment attorneys specializing in this area from Fafinski, Mark & Johnson. These two lawyers have experience handling web accessibility litigation and how it pertains to employment law and nonprofits.
We hope you can join us for an afternoon of mutual learning, food and refreshments.
When:
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
3:00 – 5:00pm
Where:
ArcStone
2836 Lyndale Avenue South
Suite 132
Minneapolis, MN 55408
Excited to have you join us! Register for the event here.
