JSFoo 2020

JSFoo 2020

On JavaScript in the enterprise; JS for advanced developers and architects

JSFoo is in its tenth edition this year. The conference will cover two broad themes:

  1. JavaScript in the enterprise on day 1.
  2. JSFoo Pro on day 2, where a single day is dedicated to discussing advanced topics related to the web.

Participant profile at JSFoo 2020
JSFoo Bangalore edition is an annual conference for practitioners, by practitioners. Participants at JSFoo include:

  1. Experienced senior engineers
  2. Team leads
  3. Architects
  4. Product managers
  5. Front-end engineers working in enterprises
  6. Full stack engineers workings in enterprises and large organizations.

Event details
Dates: 4 and 5 September
Venue: NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bangalore
Call for Proposals and speaking opportunities at JSFoo: https://hasgeek.com/jsfoo/2020/proposals


Contact information
For inquiries about conference tickets, bulk bookings or any other information, call JSFoo on 7676332020 or email sales@hasgeek.com

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JSFoo is a forum for discussing UI engineering; fullstack development; web applications engineering, performance, security and design; accessibility; and latest developments in #JavaScript. Follow JSFoo on Twitter more

Anuradha Kumari

@2anuradha9

Writing JavaScript with accessibility in mind

Submitted May 18, 2020

Accessibility is a very important aspect of web development. As web developers, we strive to bring inclusion into the digital world. But, sometimes we unintentionally build inaccessible websites and the reason is mostly the lack of awareness about accessibility. Also, during the current pandemic of COVID-19, the web has seen a tremendous increase in the number of users. Hence, accessibility is the urgent need of the hour.

In this session, we will explore how we can build fully accessible and interactive websites leveraging JavaScript and contribute towards achieving inclusion through some simple guides and principles.

Target audience - atleast begineer level experience with JavaScript will be required

Key takeaways - the audience can apply the concepts learned within their projects/frameworks. Accessibility won’t appear as much burdensome or confusing after the session.

Outline

The goal of this talk is to empower everyone to code with inclusion, diversity, and empathy in mind. We will talk about why it’s the need of the hour to make accessibility an integral part of the development phase. I will share some accessible JavaScript code examples that any developer can start using right away.

Table of contents:

  • What is a11y?
  • Why should we care?
  • Can JavaScript make/break accessibility?
  • Examples and guides for writing accessible JS code
  • Key takeaways

We will start with a brief introduction of a11y and move towards exploring the ways in which JavaScript code can make or break the website accessibility. We will see how to make the functionalities accessible to keyboard users and users of assistive technology.

The key takeaways from the talk would be - the developers can apply the concepts learned within their projects/frameworks allowing everyone to write fully accessible and interactive interfaces/websites.

Speaker bio

Anuradha is a tech enthusiast, current working as a frontend developer at mediaocean, Pune. She is passionate about learning new things and sharing the knowledge and experience through tech articles and tech talks. She advocates for developing web content with accessibility in mind.

Slides

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HzqjS3DP1yAvWHBw5krAgpxkIuQgDB-9HzeyLyVhUCo

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JSFoo is a forum for discussing UI engineering; fullstack development; web applications engineering, performance, security and design; accessibility; and latest developments in #JavaScript. Follow JSFoo on Twitter more