Google Chrome Extensions and Accessibility

Rachel Shearer an engineer from Google's Accessibility Engineering team discusses how developers can incorporate accessibility best practices when designing their extensions. Rachel also presents ChromeVis, an extension she created for users with low vision.
You can find more information on ChromeVis at: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/halnfobaneppemjnonmmhngbfifnafgd

To learn about accessibility best practices for extensions please review our guide at:
http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/a11y.html

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Chrome
• extensions
• accessibility
• ChromeVis
• add-ons
• plug-in
• a11y

[TheFuzzba11]

Hmm, she is very attractive... and she codes?

[rulesandwisdom]

I'm sure the choice of software engineer to present this video was completely random.

[vincecreek]

This Girl looks Hot in my opinion. I love her eyes.

[CarlosAgarie]

I've seen her at Google Developers Day at Brazil :) She's indeed very beautiful!

[dshill1984]

I have to chromevis extension now but I don't know how to use it.

The intro video is nice but a tutorial would be nice.

[blekmumba]

Omg!! She can code and also have a good looking... :-)

[a575981735977018]

*pointing* Look, a girl. lol

So yellow text on black is good for the eyes? Im tryin to find the optimal dark color scheme, have white on black now using the Stylish addon. Chrome really should add a simple color override configuration option...

[MrFantasy607]

Google Chrome is so beautiful as you! But... You are definitively more, obcourse! :-)

[shardphoneix]

attractive,smart, articulate and programs.....forbidden combination!!!