This is a “throwback” episode where we pull an old Meetup recording that has special relevance in the current accessibility conversations that are happening. This time, we pulled “Accessibility Overlays: All Sizzle, No Steak” with speaker Karl Groves from the Meetup archives.
This episode is a recording of a May 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where our very own CEO Amber Hinds and CTO Steve Jones talk about everything that goes into deciding whether to remediate a website for accessibility, or rebuild from scratch.
This episode is a recording of an April 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Shannon Towell, a seasoned Experience Designer, broke down the key elements to watch for when building a website to ensure it is user-friendly and inclusive.
This episode is a recording of an April 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Mark Alvis and Deneb Pulsipher of SeaMonster Studios explore how and why companies often use their brand colors in inaccessible ways, and how to help decision-makers see and understand the issue.
This episode is a recording of a March 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Danielle explored crucial details that designers should provide to guide the effective implementation of their designs.
This episode is a recording of a March 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Amber Hinds, CEO at Equalize Digital, shares best practices and helpful tips on captions, transcripts, ASL interpretation, and audio description.
This episode is a recording of a July 2022 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Dacey Nolan, software engineer at Trainual and Alex Zlaktus, Designer at Trainual, talked about Epilepsy barriers with the web and accessible design systems.
This episode is a recording of a February 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Richard Hunt, Partner at Huey Law Firm, covered US laws that require business websites to be accessible, and current and future litigation over website accessibility and the risks posed to developers.
This episode is a recording of a February 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Chris Scholtens, Product Manager at Enghouse Video, took a deep dive into how organizations can strive for genuine accessibility efforts instead of performative actions, prioritizing user benefit over optics.
This episode is a recording of a January 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup, where Nick Croft, Principal Developer at Reaktiv Studios, teaches how taking time to roleplay “non-developer characters” or NDC’s can help improve accessibility.
This episode is a recording of a January 2025 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Eli and Jennifer from Aten Design Group discussed the importance of accessible navigation, identified some common pitfalls of megamenu navigation solutions, explored the structural patterns of a truly accessible navigation menu, and learned how to determine which third-party solutions are developed with accessibility at the forefront by walking through the code structure of our custom megamenu block.
This episode is a recording of a December 2024 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Amber Hinds ran a guided workshop designed to help teams plan accessibility priorities for the upcoming calendar year.
This episode is a recording of a December 2024 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Chris Hinds covered essential accessibility products and services that should be part of every budget.
This episode is a recording of a November 2024 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Joe Dolson, well-known accessibility consultant and WordPress plugin developer, shows how accessibility can be improved and maintained throughout the lifecycle of a software product.
This episode is a recording of a November 2024 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Ron Zasadzinski and Kevin Sholander of CodeGeek took a deep dive into how their agency produced an accessible transportation website for the City of Fort Collins, Colorado.
This episode is a recording of an October 2024 WordPress Accessibility Meetup where Ricky Onsman highlighted how PDF documents on the web can be made accessible as long as proper best practices are being observed.
