Join us live on November 6 or watch the recording after. 

Incorporating accessibility into your code and designs? Make it easy. The W3C has released the Accessibility Roles and Responsibility Mapping (ARRM) framework for WCAG 2.2.

ARRM breaks down the WCAG success criteria list into individual, plain-language tasks ("checkpoints") for Front-end Developers, UX and Visual Designers and Content Authors to do.

It helps teams identify the primary, secondary and contributor owners of web accessibility requirements and best practices by role. It's an official, ready-made, go-to resource your team can start using tomorrow.

Jennifer, a former UX Designer-turned-Accessibility Strategist, will:

1) introduce the ARRM Checkpoint List and how to get started
2) share examples of the ARRM checkpoints for each role
3) show you how to conduct the "Role-based Decision Tree" exercise (together or in teams), if an accessibility issue needs to be fixed, but there's no owner yet.

Build capacity, ownership and clarity about who's doing what, when and how. Build a cultural comfort level around accessibility and inclusive design. Meet the WCAG 2.2 guidelines.