TED: The internet's accessibility problem -- and how to fix it | Clive Loseby

The video discusses the importance of web accessibility, highlighting the barriers faced by disabled users, particularly with cookie banners. It explains the role of screen readers and the legal requirements for accessible web design. The speaker uses analogies to illustrate the concept of accessibility and provides practical steps for auditing websites and creating accessibility statements. The video concludes with a simple test to check a website's basic accessibility.

What personal experience motivated the speaker to focus on website accessibility?

What is a cookie banner and why is it mentioned in the context of website accessibility?

What statistics does the speaker provide regarding the number of websites with accessibility failures?

What is the significance of the year 1999 in relation to web accessibility guidelines?

How does the speaker illustrate the concept of accessibility using the example of doors?

How can businesses become more inclusive according to the speaker?

What role does an accessibility statement play for a website?

What are some examples of how physical accessibility can be communicated in a restaurant setting?

Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of reaching out to disabled individuals?

What does the speaker suggest as a simple test to check a website's accessibility?