Sentence examples for build accessibility from inspiring English sources

You create a strategic roadmap, track and measure your progress from the enterprise level, create accessible customer and employee experiences, create policies and procedures that assure full access, build accessibility requirements in your procurement, educate and train your team on accessibility and use global standards like W3C, WCAG 2.0.

At a more technical level, new specifications such as Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) make it possible to build accessibility into dynamic and rich online applications.

New mobile "civic social networks" like Civic Eagle or Brigade, despite embracing inclusion in their public statements, may not build accessibility into their technology from the beginning.

Metcalfe was part of the early technical team which launched BBC News online, co-founded and scaled WP Engine — a successful SaaS startup that had 70,000 customers and over 500,000 websites rely on it — and he's built accessibility products for Uber.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article identified the man who built accessibility ramps as a quadriplegic, but he is in fact a paraplegic.

To overcome these issues, policy makers, consumer advocates, and others have been working to develop financial resources for disadvantaged individuals to purchase computers and gain access to the Internet and to encourage Web site developers to build in accessibility features in their mainstream devices.

The law says that properties built before 1993 need make accessibility alterations only in areas being renovated; this means that landmark properties and other historic hotels that do not renovate can still have lobbies with a lot of steps and no ramps, registration desks too high to reach from wheelchairs and other features that may thwart disabled guests.

After the virtual construction environment is built, the accessibility evaluation can commence.

As with Apple's apps, developers' apps should be built with accessibility in mind right from the start.

The tablet's multi-touch user interface is far more intuitive, and more importantly, iOS is built with accessibility in mind.

Halide's creators note, too, that the 30-second timer was built with accessibility in mind – allowing users with more limited mobility a better way to take photos.