Access Amplified鈩
Access Amplified鈩 鈥 presented by 果冻视频 as part of its Summit of Change鈩 鈥 is a free virtual event focused on advancing digital accessibility in web development.
Join engineers, developers, designers and tech enthusiasts for practical insights, real-world strategies and dynamic conversations that address the gap between coding practices and how users with assistive technology experience the web.
Equip yourself with tools that help you reshape how technology is built鈥攐ne accessible solution at a time.
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025
Time:聽9 am 鈥 1 pm AZ
Location:聽Virtual | Zoom Events
Cost: Free
Ed Summers empowers people with disabilities to create, collaborate and contribute to the technology that drives human progress. As a blind developer and accessibility executive, Ed has a burning passion to use technology to level the playing field for people with disabilities globally. When his hands aren鈥檛 on a keyboard, Ed is on the go with Loki 鈥 his trusty seeing-eye dog.
With 20 years of experience in web development, usability and accessibility, Karl Groves is widely regarded as a pragmatic solution-finder and thought leader in the accessibility industry. In his role as accessibility consultant at AFixt, Karl focuses on pragmatic and efficient ways of improving the accessibility of websites and software.
How do you leverage AI and automation to accelerate accessibility throughout the software development life cycle (SDLC)? With continuous AI for Accessibility.
Join GitHub鈥檚 Head of Accessibility for a brief review of how AI has changed the discipline of software development to date, an introduction to the emerging practice of Continuous AI, and a demonstration of examples that your team can use to accelerate accessibility when building on GitHub.
Two decades ago, digital accessibility was just beginning to find its footing 鈥 shaped by early WCAG standards, grassroots advocacy, and a growing recognition that the web should work for everyone. Today, we鈥檝e made undeniable progress: more awareness, better tools, stronger laws, and a global community driving change. Yet many of the same challenges persist 鈥 from systemic barriers in design and procurement to the stubborn myths that accessibility is optional, expensive, or someone else鈥檚 job.
In this talk, we鈥檒l take a candid look at what鈥檚 truly improved, what hasn鈥檛, and why. More importantly, we鈥檒l explore what we can do now 鈥 as designers, developers, organizations, and advocates 鈥 to ensure that 20 years from today, we鈥檙e celebrating new breakthroughs rather than repeating old conversations.
Please reach out to us for questions or more information about the Access Amplified鈩 event.