How do slow-performing web applications impact user experience for people with disabilities? Are there aspects of the web rendering process that create barriers when you’re relying on a screen reader?
In this talk from Generate (opens in new tab) New York, Marcy Sutton (opens in new tab) takes a look at web performance through an accessibility lens, and discusses how, by studying the limitations of browsers with assistive technologies and establishing developer best practices, we can we make faster, more accessible experiences for our users. Other tools that will help your site to be accessible are a brilliant website builder and excellent web hosting. And be sure to save your design files in cloud storage.
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