Design For All: Canadian Elearning Keynote

This is my slide deck for the keynote I delivered on accessibility and inclusive design at the Canadian Elearning Conference in Toronto on July 13, 2018.

Transcript

1. Greetings
   humans!
   Design for all
   starts here!
   

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2. Why
   I’m
   Here
   

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3. Why
   Are
   You
   Here?
   Photo by davide ragusa on Unsplash
   

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4. How
   I Got
   Here
   

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5. Photo by davide ragusa on Unsplash
   

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6. Accessibility refers to the design
   of products, devices, services, or
   environments for people who
   experience disabilities.
   

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7. 15-20%
   

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8. 110-190 Billion Humans
   

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9. Caring
   

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10. Caring
    

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11. “Edge Case”
    

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12. The Spectrum
    

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13. We Are All
    “Disabled”
    Photo by davide ragusa on Unsplash
    

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14. The In-Betweens
    Major Disability Some Disability Perfect Human
    We Don’t Spend
    Enough Time Here!
    

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15. Change Our Vocabulary
    We are all “normal.”
    

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16. What Can We Do?
    •Care
    •Research
    •Show Our Work
    •Share Results
    

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17. How Do We Do It?
    • Start small and simple.
    • Talk about it. Ask questions.
    • Create standards.
    • Don’t ignore it.
    • Get support.
    

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18. Empathy
    

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19. Stereotypes
    and
    Prejudices
    “We don’t have
    anyone like that in
    our organization.”
    

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20. Start Asking
    • Who?
    • Where?
    • What?
    • When?
    

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21. Use the
    Lenses
    

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22. Lens of Animation and Effects
    

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23. Lens of Audio and Video
    

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24. Lens of Color
    

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25. Lens of Controls
    

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26. Lens of Font
    

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27. Lens of Images and Icons
    

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28. Lens of Keyboard
    

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29. Lens of Layout
    

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30. Lens of Material Honesty
    

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31. Lens of Readability
    

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32. Lens of Structure
    

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33. Lens of Time
    

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34. Low
    Hanging
    Fruit
    What’s your quick win?
    

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35. Color-Blindness
    Simulator
    www.color-blindness.com/

    coblis-color-blindness-simulator/
    App: Chromatic Vision Simulator
    

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36. Stoplight
    Test
    

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37. Red/
    Green
    

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38. Monochromacy
    

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39. Alt Text
    

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40. From This
    Day Forward
    

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41. Give A Voice
    Give An Opportunity
    

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42. Brian’s rules for design:
    1. Is it necessary?
    2. Is it inclusive?
    3. Are we giving control to the learner?
    4. Are we providing a safe space for feedback?
    5. Are we sharing what we learned?
    

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43. Everyone Deserves
    a Chance to Learn
    

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44. What kind
    of designer
    will you be?
    

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45. Resources
    http:/
    /learningninjas.com/accessibility
    https:/
    /www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20/
    brian@learningninjas.com
    

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