Web creators’ first encounter with accessibility is often at work; be it through a project, discussions, or during research.In this episode, I share how I discovered the world of web accessibility, what I learnt along the way, and why I wanted to learn more about it.Timestamps:00:00 - Intro01:29 - Working as a front-end developer04:11 - Learning to code for keyboard interaction06:18 - Looking for reasons for semantic HTML09:06 - Stumbling upon screen readers, and disabilities11:42 - Failing at advocacy14:30 - A chance to understand more about disabled users17:26 - Credits and outroLinks to resources mentioned in the episode:CSS-TricksSmashing MagazineMozilla Developer Network (MDN)Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.1 Digital Accessibility Foundations by W3CTranscript for this episode.---You can follow this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Youtube.Each episode, show notes, and transcripts are available on webaccessclub.com.Support this show, and help me pay the bills on Buy me a coffee.

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