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VASILIS VAN GEMERT: So the atmosphere here
is fantastic!

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It's very welcoming, there's lots of detail
going into letting people feel welcome and

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thinking about how do — would different
people feel welcome.

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SARAH BRODWALL: Accessibility should be a
minimum.

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Of course we have to do this!

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ANNA KAROŃ: Now it's like a core feature
that we should implement in every — in every

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element that we build.

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SARAH: I see that when people have empathy
for people with different disabilities or

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in
different situations the level of accessibility

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gets much better.

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ANNA: So accessibility for me it's like a
harmony between frontend work, the work that

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I work in and the users that I work for.

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JOSCHI KUPHAL: The idea was just to lock some
developers with a screenreader user in one

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room and see what — what's going to happen
and it turned out they had a lot of topics

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they could talk about.

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So we thought we can scale this and we should involve

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more developers and more people and over the
years it became bigger and bigger.

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But it's not about scaling, it's about involving
more people so next year I could imagine to

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have a conference again but also I think it's
really important to have this conversational

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thing going on.