Introduction to Web Accessibility Slides

In an hour or so I will be giving this presentation at Twin Cities DrupalCamp 2015. I am no expert at Web Accessibility, at least not yet, but I wanted to share what I have learned.

Attached Files: 
PDF icon 2015 TC DrupalCamp Accessibility.pdf
Tags: 
Drupal
DrupalCamp
Twin Cities DrupalCamp 2015
Accessibility
Presentations
Categories: 
Geek
Internet Marketing/SEO

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