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In the digital world, what does accessibility mean? 1 out of 4 Americans live with some type of disability, be it hearing, vision, etc. How does the web experience work for this group, and how can you translate those guidelines to mobile applications? Guest Veronica Orecchia, UX design lead at BlueFletch shares her insights.
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