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Developer – Quick Guide
Mission Statement An accessibility role in development focuses on ensuring websites and applications are usable by everyone, including those with disabilities. Developers implement accessibility features, conduct audits, and provide guidance on best practices to improve the user experience for all. They work closely with designers, developers, and product teams to meet accessibility standards. https://www.w3.org/WAI/planning/arrm/roles 1.…
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QA / Testers – Quick Guide
Mission Statement An accessibility tester’s role is to ensure a website, application, or digital content is usable by people with disabilities, including those with vision, hearing, motor, or cognitive impairments. This is achieved through a combination of automated and manual testing, focusing on identifying and addressing accessibility barriers that might hinder user experience. https://www.w3.org/WAI/planning/arrm/roles 1.…
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PO / PM / Agile Master – Quick Guide
Mission Statement POs/PMs and Agile Masters are responsible for ensuring that accessibility is not treated as an afterthought but embedded into planning, delivery, and team rituals. They create the operational conditions that enable Designers, Developers, QA, and Content to deliver accessible products consistently and predictably. Their decisions directly influence compliance posture, delivery risk, and long-…
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Researcher – Quick Guide
Mission Statement An accessibility role researcher, also known as a UX researcher with a focus on accessibility, focuses on understanding how people with disabilities interact with a product or service and ensuring it is accessible to all. They conduct research, often involving individuals with disabilities and assistive technology users, to identify usability issues and potential…
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UX Designers Guide für digitale Barrierefreiheit
Was bedeutet Barrierefreiheit für UX/UI Designer eigentlich? Barrierefreiheit UX Designer zu sein bedeutet: Du gestaltest Interfaces, die für Menschen aller Fähigkeiten nutzbar, wahrnehmbar und bedienbar sind – einschließlich Nutzer mit dauerhaften, vorübergehenden oder situationsbedingten Einschränkungen. Das betrifft Sehbehinderungen, motorische Einschränkungen, kognitive Unterschiede und temporäre Situationen wie Sonnenlicht auf dem Bildschirm oder eine gebrochene Hand. Als…