![]() ![]() From temporary disabilities, like an injury that will heal to neurodiversity, the idea of inclusive design is a great deal more than I had any idea of. In all honesty, I hadn’t really thought about accessibility as more than keyboard and screen reader, but we’ve come to learn that it’s a lot more than that. When I started leading the drive for accessibility in Visual Studio five years ago, I really didn’t understand the magnitude of what that meant. ![]()
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