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Accessible public services – Are we there yet? - Accessibility Scotland
Cat Macaulay speaks about how Scotland’s public sector has started to develop a shared approach to service design, why that matters, and the opportunities for exploring and advancing the accessibility...
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Accessibility Scotland 2019 Archives - Accessibility Scotland
Accessibility Scotland In I, Human Léonie Watson uses the 3 Laws of Robotics to explore what it means to be a human with a disability, in a world of AI and smart technologies. How are smart technologi...
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Accessibility and improved User Experience for all - Accessibility Scotland
At Accessibility Scotland 2018 Curt Holst talked about how traditionally accessibility is considered a component of usability focusing on people with disabilities but is often not seen as a powerful o...
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Exclusive Design Principles - Accessibility Scotland
Vasilis van Gemert talks about how he flipped the Paciello Group Inclusive Design Principles and turned them into a set of Exclusive Design Principles.
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Accessible unethical technology - Accessibility Scotland
The Accessibility Scotland 2019 theme was Accessibility and Ethics. In Accessible ethical technology, Laura Kalbag spoke about some of the big problems we face in tech today, and how we can start buil...
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Accessibility of self-service technology = Accessibility for anyone, anywhere, anytime
At Accessibility Scotland 2018, Phil Day of NCR deep dives the accessibility challenges and opportunities building self-service technology at NCR, one of the world’s largest providers of self-service ...