Thank you, everyone, for all your brilliant questions and patience with me and @ruarig
Thank you to the Ministry of Testing for inviting us and to @heather_reid and @mcgovernaine for your support.
I really enjoyed this experience, learned quite a lot and as I said on Twitter, I feel like I’ve kicked a little ‘impostor syndrome’ butt along the way. If you have any follow up questions or want to ask something more directly please feel free to contact me or post here.
Thanks, Ady
Ps, I’ve started posting more on accessibility on my website at https://www.thebigtesttheory.com/ and this is where the free guidelines with test hints are. Please feel free to visit or even download the word version so you can add your own notes in your context. My site is ad-free so you won’t be hassled by PPI and such so I’m not trying to get you to go to make money. Plus you can read testing poetry while there, what more could you ask for?
Slides from my accessibility talk mentioned earlier are available at https://www.slideshare.net/adystokes/edit_my_uploads
Similarly I’ve had a blast. Thanks to Ministry of Testing for the invite and for Ady for sharing this whole experience with me.
I’m more than happy to follow up with wider discussions on any of the questions.
I’m currently spending some time promoting and raising awareness for Autistic Accessibility. Take a peek at my blog post if you want to know more, there will be more coming soon:
I’m late on this thread, but just wanted to say the ‘most inaccessible site possible with perfect Lighthouse score’ article is very interesting… Thanks
I keep popping back to this as it has some excellent links on it. So I decided to add my latest article for MoT on simple accessibility tests I believe every tester should have in their toolkit.
so I’m not trying to get you to go to make money. Plus you can read testing poetry while there, what more could you ask for?