Speaker
Description
It's an a11y awareness campaign and shows that GNOME already has it. Accessibility isn't an extra feature you need to install on GNOME. It is already part of the desktop. GNOME provides built-in a11y features designed to support different ways people interact with their computers, including screen reading, magnification, visual adjustments, and alternative ways to use the keyboard and pointer. In this session, I’ll take a quick look at where these features live, how to activate them, and most importantly, experience how they actually work in everyday use.
Author(s) Bio
A 15+ year developer and co-project manager on a day-to-day basis. Now focuses on accessibility and project management. Still tweaking software and web components.
Talk Description
Showing how GNOME accessibility features help people with disabilities. Those features might be hidden from many of us. Wanted to show how to activate them in seconds
| Category | Use of GNOME by Users |
|---|---|
| Twitter and/or Mastodon Handle | isatrio |
| Where are you located? | Gresik - Indonesia |
| Do you need travel sponsorship from GNOME Foundation in order to join our event? | Yes |