VASILIS VAN GEMERT: So the atmosphere here is fantastic!
It's very welcoming, there's lots of detail going into letting people feel welcome and
thinking about how do — would different people feel welcome.
SARAH BRODWALL: Accessibility should be a minimum.
Of course we have to do this!
ANNA KAROŃ: Now it's like a core feature that we should implement in every — in every
element that we build.
SARAH: I see that when people have empathy for people with different disabilities or
in different situations the level of accessibility
gets much better.
ANNA: So accessibility for me it's like a harmony between frontend work, the work that
I work in and the users that I work for.
JOSCHI KUPHAL: The idea was just to lock some developers with a screenreader user in one
room and see what — what's going to happen and it turned out they had a lot of topics
they could talk about.
So we thought we can scale this and we should involve
more developers and more people and over the years it became bigger and bigger.
But it's not about scaling, it's about involving more people so next year I could imagine to
have a conference again but also I think it's really important to have this conversational
thing going on.