Elm Town 30 - Accessibility with Tessa Kelly

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Voices: Murphy Randle and Tessa Kelly Thanks to Martin Feineis for the outro music! Tessa and Murphy talk about accessibility, why it's important, and what Tessa is doing with her Elm libraries (accessible-html) to help people write accessible HTML more easily. (00:04:32) bridge-troll (00:04:46) elm-bridge twitter account @elmlangbridge (00:11:12) tesk9/accessible-html (00:11:54) Web Accessibility Initiative (00:14:59) Tessa's elm-conf talk (00:26:01) accessible-html-with-css (00:27:29) Black Odyssey (00:27:35) The Penelopiad (00:27:39) Lavinia

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