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Introduction:

Hello, hello everyone, welcome to my talk: Why Designers are the Mediators of Accessibility.

Thank you for coming to little corner here, of FOSDEM 2022: Open Source Design Room.

First, an introduction of your speaker, Mars Lee. I’m a Front End Developer and Designer. I work at Quansight and contribute to NumPy. For my visually impaired folks at home, I’m as Asian woman with octagonal glasses , and in bright primary colors.

As you know, this talk is only 20 minutes long and there is a loot to cover. So we’ll go going quick. These slides and links will be attached around. You won’t be seeing me anymore, but if you want to see more of this mugshot, join me in the QnA afterwards! Alright, let’s get started!

A flow chart with 14 labeled boxes linked by arrows. The chart is uni-directional. At each step, arrows point forward to one or more boxes and back to the previous box or boxes. Here the flow chart is described as lists in which the possible next steps are listed beneath each box label.
1. Start
1a. forward to 'Find an issue to address'
2. Find an issue to address
2a. forward to 'Identify the relevant section of the codebase'
3. Identify the relevant section of the codebase
3a. forward to 'Write simple test cases to verify that your fix or enhancement works.'
4. Write simple test cases to verify that your fix or enhancement works.
4a. forward to 'Implement the bug fix or enhancement in the appropriate location'