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Doug Abrams

Doug started his career in front-end development in 2009. In that role he was introduced to Accessibility and quickly became an advocate. In 2020, Doug joined TPGi so he could focus full-time on digital Accessibility, continue his education on the subject, and help others be more inclusive in the way they develop websites.

Posts

  • Good Intentions, Poor Context

    What happens when a developer tries to do a good thing for accessibility but somewhat misses the mark? Doug Abrams covers some of his pet peeves with examples seen while doing accessibility audits.

    August 8, 2024Technical

  • Reflow Red Flags

    Reflow issues can be tricky to fix. Knowing what the usual suspects are is half the battle. TPGi’s Doug Abrams highlights 4 red flags to watch out for.

    December 19, 2023Technical

  • Accessibility Theater

    Booking a theatre seat can be tricky for people who can’t easily perceive the physical layout. Doug Abrams investigates options to improve this experience.

    August 30, 2023Technical

  • An argument against CSS opacity

    Have automated tools told you your site is accessible? If you’re using CSS opacity, those tools may be wrong!

    August 30, 2022Technical

  • All about the presentation: don’t let accessibility slide

    So many people transitioned from working at the office to working from home during 2020 and 2021, and a large number of them will have attended at least one Zoom…

    April 25, 2021Technical