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Learn how to transform accessibility from an afterthought into a foundational element of your design process through strategic annotation practices in this 28-minute conference talk from Hatch Conference 2025. Discover practical methods for making invisible accessibility requirements visible to all team members by using annotations as strategic signals that highlight potential issues before development begins. Explore techniques for capturing accessibility requirements clearly, preventing common accessibility issues during design handoff, and effectively communicating accessibility needs across designers, developers, and product managers. Master the art of shifting annotations from static documentation into active signals that promote inclusive design as the default approach. Gain insights into building an accessibility-first culture where teams maintain shared understanding, improve collaboration, and significantly reduce the risk of accessibility gaps reaching production, making this session essential for UX professionals, product designers, and design leaders committed to inclusive design practices.
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Using Annotations to Build an Accessibility-First Culture – Mina Nabinger
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