• Breaking Barriers: The Power of Accessibility and Authenticity with Clarity Web Design Studio

  • Aug 6 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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Breaking Barriers: The Power of Accessibility and Authenticity with Clarity Web Design Studio

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  • Join hosts, Eilish and Greg, for the latest episode of All Hands on Tech - Breaking Barriers: The Power of Accessibility and Authenticity with Clarity Web Design Studio.

    This week, our hosts sat down with Steph Sedgwick, founder of Clarity Web Design Studio to hear her inspiring journey in web design - from starting as a side hustle to growing into a full-time business during the pandemic!

    Throughout the episode, we explore the critical topic of accessibility in the online world.
    Steph emphasizes the importance of making web content accessible to everyone, including people living with disabilities and their loved ones.

    We cover topics such as the WCAG guidelines, which ensure content is perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. While also touching on the unique challenges faced by women in tech and the importance of building confidence and skills in this field.

    This light-hearted conversation is full of funny stories and helpful insights, highlighting the value of paying attention to detail and learning from mistakes.

    Learn more about Clarity Web Design Studio: claritywebdesign.ca
    Visit Digital Nova Scotia: digitalnovascotia.com
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