2:00 pm EDT September 19, 2019 | Organized by: Great Lakes ADA Center
These days web sites are rarely built entirely from HTML under your control. In this age of APIs, embedded widgets and iframes it is all too easy to render an otherwise fully accessible page both inaccessible and completely unusable just by adding a single line of JavaScript. In this session we’ll discuss all aspect of identifying 3rd party tools and app, assessing your risk and devise strategies for solving the 3rd party problems. Specific topics include:
The legality and liability of using inaccessible 3rd party tools in your website.
What is 3rd party and what is NOT 3rd party?
Options for remediating 3rd party issues.
How to write a remediation request to the 3rd party vendor
How to find and select accessible 3rd party apps and tools for your site
What to do if you’ve run out of ideas and options
As time allows we’ll examine examples of various types of 3rd party tools, take questions from the group, and devise actual solutions for anyone interested in sharing their 3rd party problems.
Registration
Required
Cost - Free
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Continuing Education
ACTCP - 1.5 credit hours
Certificate of Attendance - 1.5 credit hours
Lead Accessibility Engineer, Co-founder, AccessibleA360
Aaron Cannon has been working in the field of digital accessibility for over a decade. He is an expert in accessible web and app development and a native screen reader user. Aaron heads up the accessibility auditing services team at Accessible360.
VP Business Development & Strategic Partners, Co-founder, AccessibleA360
Michele Landis is an expert in digital accessibility law and is wealth of information pertaining to ADA lawsuits and Civil Rights complaints. She takes personal interest in repairing clients’ accessibility issues is a an excellent resource for advice before, during and after projects. Michele leads business development and strategic partnerships at A360.
VP Accessibility & Remediation, AccessibleA360
Peter Quale started his career as a state employee tasked with building accessible web applications for the University of North Carolina. After many years of performing website audits of all kinds, he focused his attention on accessibility and now leads the remediation department at A360.