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Fable, a leading accessibility platform, is powered by people with disabilities. Fable moves organizations from worrying about compliance to building exceptional and accessible user experiences. The best digital teams work with Fable to make products more accessible for over 1 billion people who live with disabilities.

Rosenfeld Media interviews Alwar Pillai of Fable

We asked Alwar Pillai, CEO, at Fable some questions that get at the heart of why they’re passionate about enterprise design, what it’s like to work at Fable, and what makes their products and services special to enterprise professionals.

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WCAG 2.2: What Changes for Websites and How Does it Impact Users?

WCAG 2.2 is expected to become the official digital accessibility standard in the summer of 2021. Learn about the 9 new criteria of WCAG from an accessibility expert and from the lived experience of people with disabilities.

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Did you know that the SUS creates biases in your research, affecting one in five people? That’s right! People with disabilities, especially those who use assistive technology, are not considered by most of the questions in the SUS. When the SUS was invented, the author encouraged people to change it to suit different needs. In this talk, Samuel Proulx and Abid Virani from Fable will discuss how Fable adapted the SUS to work for assistive technology users. Drawing from over five thousand hours of research and testing involving assistive technology users, we created the Accessible Usability Scale (AUS). This presentation will include trends in AUS responses since it was released in December of 2020.

No matter if you’re an accessibility expert, or completely new to this exciting and dynamic field, Fable welcomes you to come and network with us for 30 minutes of engaging and enlightening conversations and Q&A. Fable specializes in doing research and testing with people with disabilities, and we’d love to help you by answering any of your questions around how to start, or improve, your efforts in this type of research and testing. We’d also love to hear about you, and your accessibility journey!

Starting out with a ten-minute live demo from an expert screen reader user, Samuel Proulx will introduce you to not only how they work, but the thought processes behind using the Internet with a screen reader. What are some of the most important things to take into account when attempting to construct a mental model of a screen reader user? After this introduction, the floor will open to your questions! If you’ve never worked with a screen reader user before, or if you have burning questions about how people who are blind use the Internet, this is your chance! Ask any question at all in an open, safe learning environment.