Closed valin4tor closed 4 years ago
π @davidbailey00, thanks for submitting a talk to QueerJS and especially one of our German events! Let me coordinate with the other organizers and let you know which event might be better. Are you available for both dates?
Yes, I should be available for either date!
Hello again @davidbailey00 π We spoke about it as a team and if possible, we'd love to have you at the Cologne meetup! We can pay for your flights π
Let us know if that still works for you!
Awesome, that sounds great!!
Just to check, is my talk expected to be given in English or German? I have assumed English since that seems to have been the case for past meetups - is that correct?
Yes English! Sorry if we didn't make that clear.
Can I add you to the Cologne website? π
Sure! You can use the profile pic on my GitHub profile :)
The way the website is now, it pulls your photo from your Twitter profile. Is that ok?
Ah sure, no worries!
You're on the website π queerjs.com/cologne
As far as arranging travel reimbursement, @SaraVieira can help with that π
Hi @SaraVieira, I've messaged you on Discord re: travel reimbursement :)
π @davidbailey00, thanks again for giving a talk last night! It was great and it was also nice to meet you irl. If you have any feedback about the event, feel free to drop that here or you can also ping any of the organizers (myself included!) on Discord or Twitter.
Closing this for now π π€Έββ π
Thank you, it was lovely to see everyone and I really enjoyed the meetup!
Talk title
How to make accessibility important at your workplace, and why you should
Abstract
Designing and programming with accessibility in mind is essential for the millions of disabled people who use the web - yet so many businesses ignore accessibility when it comes to their products, be it out of fear, cost, or even just unawareness. In this talk, I'll discuss how I made accessibility a bigger priority at my workplace (Memiah Limited), and why you should do the same.
Your name (and pronouns)
David Bailey (they/them)
Location
Based in United Kingdom, near London
Donβt have a major preference of where to speak - Cologne or Munich would be great :) Flight reimbursement would be appreciated
Contact Details
davidbailey00 on GitHub/Twitter davidbailey00@outlook.com DavidBailey#9253 @ Discord
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