Slides: TPGi at CSUN 2018
Members of the TPGi team gave several talks at the 33rd CSUN Assistive Technology Conference. Below is an overview of talks and includes links to slides where available.
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There’s more to performance than meets the eye: #PerfMatters
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Short note on what CSS display properties do to table semantics
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WCAG 2.1: Success Criteria for Cognitive Disabilities
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TPGi at CSUN 2018
The 33rd CSUN Assistive Technology Conference will be in San Diego from March 20 to 23. Here’s a round-up of the talks given by members of the TPGi team and…
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Accessibility and the Web of Things (WoT) – part 2
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How “invert brightness” can improve accessibility and help us use our devices
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UXPA UK World Usability Day 2017: Inclusion through User Experience
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