The phrase "accessibility specialists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to professionals who focus on making environments, products, or services accessible to individuals with disabilities.
Example: "The company hired accessibility specialists to ensure that their website meets all necessary accessibility standards."
Alternatives: "accessibility experts" or "inclusivity consultants".
M2002 has also worked closely with commercial accessibility specialists, such as Microsoft and AbilityNet, to ensure that disabled athletes can use the technology they may need.
In any case, "there are still not enough state certified accessibility specialists available to handle the workload," according to Rex Hime, president and chief executive officer of the California Business Properties Assn.
King is now an accessibility specialist at Facebook.
"Fighting games are a perfect example," says accessibility specialist Ian Hamilton.
By Nicola Twilley April 5, 2016 Matt King, an accessibility specialist at Facebook, demonstrates a new technology that generates spoken descriptions of imagery for the visually impaired.
Contact the Digital Accessibility Specialist, your local faculty support staff, or the Library's Course Reserves staff to assess and improve the accessibility of course materials.
Ian Hamilton is a designer and accessibility specialist.
But what Facebook deployed in 2016 represented the mere beginning of its efforts, Facebook Accessibility Specialist Matt King told me ahead of Global Accessibility Awareness Day.
For more on accessibility in tech, check out coverage of our one-day TechCrunch Sessions: Justice conference today in San Francisco, where I'll be chatting with Facebook's first blind engineer, accessibility specialist Matt King.
We hypothesize that these three state regulations could plausibly affect the availability of information regarding the importance of cancer screening, or the accessibility of specialists or physicians of choice to better align patients with the best medical advice.
GPs need to realize their accessibility for specialists by telephone should be improved.
