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Britne Jenke from Inclusive Pixelation explains the numeronym A11y and her philosophy of approachable accessibility. She argues for making accessibility practical and easy to integrate into existing workflows, not just a compliance checkbox.
Britne Jenke from Inclusive Pixelation explains the numeronym A11y and her philosophy of approachable accessibility. She argues for making accessibility practical and easy to integrate into existing workflows, not just a compliance checkbox.
I want to touch on the name of the solutions that we offer here at Inclusive Pixelation. A11Y, or A-11-Y, is a numeronym, uh, similar to Y2K. There are 11 letters between the A and the Y in the word accessibility. We use this abbreviation or numeronym because accessibility is a long word to type and to say. It can be pronounced either ally or accessibility. And it's just our way of keeping things simple, which leads into my core philosophy of approachable accessibility. I know that accessibility can feel overwhelming. In the book, my goal isn't just to help you be compliant. It's to make accessibility easy to integrate into your existing workflow. So you can stop worrying about the jargon and start making an impact today.
