Accessibility, live

We build accessible features, run the linter, check the contrast ratio, and ship. But most of us have never watched someone navigate our product with a screen reader at 400 words per minute. We've never seen which of our "accessible" buttons is actually a dead end. This event closes that gap. We're bringing together blind and low vision developers and professionals to show us, live, how they use apps, websites, and AI tools every day. Not a lecture on WCAG compliance. A look at what actually works, what breaks, and what the rest of us keep getting wrong. Whether you're a developer, designer, PM, or just curious about how technology works for people who use it differently than you do, you'll leave with things you can fix on Monday. What to expect Photography: Photos and video will be taken at this event and may be used by Dev Korea and AWS. Our photographer will ask at the start of the event if anyone prefers not to appear, and you can also tell us at check-in. Don’t worry about perfect English! We welcome everyone, and many attendees speak Korean too. Come as you are, let’s learn and connect together! Schedule You can still work on your computer even if you are blind[TODO ABSTRACT] From a web we listen to, to a web we collaborate with: Agentic browsing for people with visual impairments[TODO ABSTRACT] Venue AWS Korea, Center Field East Tower 18F, Teheran-ro, Gangnam This event is hosted at the AWS Korea office in Gangnam. Thank you to the AWS Korea team for opening their space to the community. What is Dev Korea? We are a community dedicated to building a fair, transparent tech ecosystem in Korea. Dev Korea connects English-speaking developers, entrepreneurs, and tech professionals through networking events, job opportunities, and knowledge sharing. Our mission is to foster collaboration and growth within Korea's international tech scene. Connect with us Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with fellow developers and learn from some of the best in the industry. Note This event will be conducted primarily in English, but Korean speakers are very welcome!