Accesibility for Digital Design

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1. Accesibility for All Muhamad Ambrikom Tidar @abinktidars Cmd C + a11y w cag Asep Contrast Dadangs
2. What is Accesibility?
3. A11Y Accesibility Accessibility in the sense considered here refers to the design of products, devices, services, or environments so as to be usable by people with disabilities.
4. Accesibility in General
5. How about digital or web accesibility ? Web Accesibility
6. Statistic 21,84 juta atau sekitar 8,56 persen penduduk Indonesia adalah penyandang disabilitas. Data tersebut diambil dari Survei Penduduk Antar Sensus atau SUPAS 2015. Data Survey Penduduk antar Sensus (SUSPAS, Kemensos 2015) Penyandang Disabilitas Indonesia dari Seluruh Penduduk Indonesia 21,84 jt 8,56 % Disability
7. UU No. 39/1999 Hak Asasi Manusia “menyatatakan bahwa setiap orang dengan disabilitas memiliki hak atas fasilitasi dan perlakuan khusus” Legal Standing
8. UU No.25/2009 Layanan Publik (2009) “menyatakan bahwa penyedia layanan umum harus memberikan layanan khusus kepada penyandang disabilitas sesuai dengan peraturan” Legal Standing
9. People with Disability User Needs Visual Speech Motoric Cognitive Auditory Source: Web Accesibility Initiative (WAI)
10. Assistive Technology People with Disability Visual Impairments Low Vision - Color Blindness Blind or Vision Impaired Blurred vision, Protanopia, Tritanopia Screen Reader Screen Magnifier Text to Speech
11. Auditory Impairments People with Disability Assistive T echnology Caption Transcript Clear Sound Deaf/Hearing Impairement Lack of transcript/caption Lack of sign language
12. Speech Impairements People with Disability Muteness Hard of Speech
13. Cognitive Impairments People with Disability ADHD, Dyslexia Confusing Layout
14. Motoric Impairments People with Disability Motoric & Dexterity impairments Affect a user's ability to use a mouse, touchscreen
15. So, What we can do ?
16. Web Content Accesibility Guideline WCAG a11y a11y a11y a11y a11y a11y a11y (WCAG)
17. WCAG Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) is developed through the W3C process in cooperation with individuals and organizations around the world, with a goal of providing a single shared standard for web content accessibility that meets the needs of individuals, organizations, and governments internationally. Accesibility W3C World Wide Web Consortium WCAG 2.0 1998 WCAG 2.1 2008
18. A AA AAA Succes Criteria (Conformance Level) WCAG Minimum Level (A) Good Level (A+AA) Great Level (A+AA+AAA)
19. Design Principles WCAG P .O.U.R P erceivable O perable U nderstandable R obust
21. Who’s responsible for accessibility within an organisation? Design Team Content Its Product problem Quality Assurance Its UX Problem Its not my problem Engineer Problem UX Team
22. Its every teams Responsibility WCAG Project Manager Engineer Writer Researcher Designer
24. How to measure & audits the Accesibility ?
25. Using Developer Tools (Inspect Element) WCAG
26. Audits with Lighthouse WCAG
27. Audits with Lighthouse WCAG
28. Website Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Methodology (WCAG-EM) 1.0 WCAG
29. Online Testing Accesibility People with Disability TAW WAVE - Web Aim aChecker
30. UX and What the Benefit to Organizations
31. Benefit Benefit to Organizations Increased traffic and website use by people with and without disabilities Better user experience for all and improved customer satisfaction Better indexing by search engines. Enhance the Brand Minimize Legal Risk
32. Accesibility is good for Business
33. Apple Case Studies WCAG
34. Magnifier Larger Text Zoom
35. Dictation Shortcut
36. Face Time Sign Language
37. “Accessibility is a core value at Apple and something we view as a basic human right” Sarah Herrlinger Director of Global Accessibility Policy and Initiatives, Apple
38. scope.org.uk
39. wikipedia.org
40. amazon.com
41. bukalapak.com
45. “Accesibility is More than Color Contrast and Font Size” Gemma Helyer -
46. “When UX doesn’t consider ALL users, shouldn’t it be known as “SOME User Experience” or… SUX?” Billy Gregory -
47. Thank You