ConvergeSE Speaker Profile – Megan Zlock

 

Megan spoke at our BDConf DC in 2015 about A more beautiful & accessible web for all! She’s speaking again at ConvergeSE in Columbia, SC, April 13-15th. about the using the Craft CMS in your web dev projects.

On The Interwebs:

Megan is a Front-End Developer at Viget by day and hobbyist illustrator by night based near Washington, DC.

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Here’s a little more about her talk featured in the above video on Accessibility:

With an aging population and possible legislation changes around the corner, it’s more important than ever that we build a more beautiful, accessible web for **all** our users. It’s a responsibility that goes beyond government agencies and 508 compliance. With a little education and creative thinking, accessibility is achievable without changing our tools, our budgets, or our designs.

I’ll be breaking down WCAG 2.0 Level A standards with a focus on easy, approachable ways you can build sites to be more accessible.

Some Articles She Wrote for the Viget Blog:

How to Create More Accessible Content, Part 2: Media

Going Off-the-Shelf: WordPress vs. Craft vs. Drupal vs. Shopify

How to Create More Accessible Content, Part 1: Copywriting

Craft vs. WordPress: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Data

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