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#30: It's Like Playing Jazz
June 8th, 2020 · 75 minutes
Here's where you learn about developing inclusive apps – not why it's a good thing, but how developers can get started doing it. We talk about addressing a variety of disabilities, and doing user testing to achieve accessibility in more than name only
Guest Starring: Rob Whitaker
This episode of Parallel is sponsored by:
- The Uptake, from Microsoft: A new show on all things tech and community from Microsoft
- Tuparev Technologies: Make Your Apps Accessible.
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In addition to links based on the main topic of this episode, I've included a number of links to the work of black creators, many of whom are people with disabilities, too. I encourage you to seek out their work and follow them on social.
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This is a rough transcript of the episode.
#BlackDisabledLivesMatter
snobOS Podcast
The podcast for Apple snobs
The Triple Cripples
Increasing visibility and highlighting the narratives of Black and non-Black Women, Femmes and Non-Binary People of Colour, living with disabilities
Keah Brown (@keah_maria) • Instagram photos and videos
Andrea Dalzell (@theseatednurse) • Instagram photos and videos
Crutches&Spice ♿️ : Rude For A Disabled Person / Twitter
Tinu (@Tinu) / Twitter
Riah Person / Twitter
"Developing Inclusive Mobile Apps"
Rob Whitaker's book, covering development for iOS and Android platforms.