Why Form 2220 Compliance 2023-2024

I hope you're all here for accessible web mapping apps. Aria, Wicca, and 508 compliance. My name is Kelly Hutchins. I'm a product engineer on the RTF API for JavaScript team, and I also work with artists online configurable app. I'm joined by my colleague Tao. Hello, my name is Tao. I'm a UX architect for ArcGIS online and also responsible for doing accessibility work at primary online and JavaScript API. So this is the agenda: we just want to do a little introduction, we'll talk briefly about what 508 Inwood KAG are. If you already know what these are, it's only like a five or ten-minute section. So we'll get to some more technical stuff after that. We'll go over making accessible components, we'll do some demos, we'll show you some automated testing tools, and we'll talk about some accessibility resources that you might find useful. So, there are a lot of people in this world with some form of disability. You'll see numbers like 15% of the world population, which equates to about 1 billion people. So when you follow these principles of designing for accessibility, you're actually reaching or building for a big population of people. And as you'll see, I think the number is even larger than that. I kind of feel like it's building it for everybody. The forms of disability are classified as these four groups: visual, motor, auditory, and cognitive. The visual range from completely blind to some sort of vision loss. So I'm getting older, and as I get older, I find that I can't see things as well. So I think just last week on my iPhone, I went into the accessibility settings and turned on the large text because I found myself squinting at my phone all the time. So it's sort of...