Currently studying for the #cpacc exam and I found the #legal part surprisingly interesting. This topic was also relevant in a workshop I gave, so here's a couple of law suits that are #accessibility related:
I decided (again) to prepare for the #cpacc exam by the #iaap after I had some doubt of it's usefulness.
But after doing a non-technical workshop for #accessibility newbies last week and believing that the #eaa will have some impact, I decided to go for it!
I'm using the @dequesystems prep course and read everything with 200% zoom. Unfortunately this makes paragraphs very long, so I'd like to share a #bookmarklet I quickly created to shorten them:
@matuzo Want to do the #deque courses for the #cpacc and #was exam, but don't know if I'm gonna take the actual exam. Along with that I want to blog about it and the plenty of topics I have in the pipeline.
Would be stoked to do more client work that is #accessibility related and do more talks at conferences.
Will do more gigs as a #LiveSound engineer, which will be awesome!
Considering to do the #cpacc certification: Not only because my general #accessibility knowledge needs improvement but also because it might make it easier to find jobs (in Germany) with a focus on this topic?
Would be cool if anyone here could share their experience and if it was worth it. Read through a good portion of the body of knowledge for this one and it sounds super interesting!