Access:Given
A one-day digital accessibility conference designed with inclusivity as a core principle. Accessibility should be a 'given' in society – not granted. Features non-overlapping speaker sessions, scheduled breaks, a dedicated sensory space, and an open-door policy.
Speakers
- Carrie-Ann Lightly
- Elza Parisa
- Jane McFadyen
- Jo Larby
- Katie Taylor-Thompson
- Kim Anderson
- Lisa Riemers
- Martin Underhill
- Matisse Hamel-Nelis
- Nathan Rowland
- Samantha Merrett
- Simon Ellis
Related topics
- Inclusive Design
A design practice that considers the full range of human diversity from the start, working with disabled people through co-design and inclusive research rather than retrofitting.
- Cognitive Accessibility
Designing for people with cognitive and intellectual disabilities, memory differences, and learning difficulties. Covers plain language, clear navigation, predictable interfaces, and reducing cognitive load.