Inclusion Impact Accessability’s accessibility videos. This is where you will find:
- product demos and walkthroughs
- tips and tricks,
- Accessibility demostrations,
- American Sighlanguate tutorials
- and much more
If you are a digital accessibility professonal, a developer, desiger, product owener or leader in your orginization these videos will help you understand various aspect of accessibility. Our videos alow you to learn more about accessibility from real people.
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Recent Accessibility Videos
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Labrador: A Smarter, More Accessible WCAG Audit Tool
Accessibility audits are still too often buried in spreadsheets, cognitive overload, and WCAG Audit tools that make simple testing harder than it needs to be. Sam Donnelly reveals how Labrador is rethinking manual accessibility auditing with a guided, human-friendly platform built to reduce friction, surface the right WCAG criteria, and help teams move from testing…
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ASL with Courtney, ASL World Cup Signs
Courtney Cannon, a deaf ASL instructor, shares essential signs related to the World Cup, perfect for fans and newcomers wanting to communicate about the tournament in American Sign Language. The discussion covers common signs like “World Cup,” “soccer,” “team,” and “game,” and specific signs for terms like “lost” and “yellow card”. Main Topics: Common phrases…
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Helperbird Demo – Browser extension for dyslexia
Mark Miller demonstrates how he uses the HelperBird browser extension—specifically the features he favorites to support focus, comprehension, and productivity as someone with dyslexia. Although HelperBird offers a huge catalog of tools, Mark emphasizes that most people only use the handful that fit their personal workflow. He walks through a real example using a long…
Latest Blog Post
Mobile accessibility tells half the story
September 8, 2026
I audited five public design systems. The one built for mobile, Material 3, hands designers accessibility as first-class properties. The web still treats the same