Neha Sharma

Learn how to identify when accessibility is broken, and how to fix it.

UI frameworks/libs are very good for the developer experience. We as developers are focusing on and achieving the checklist of the best web application:

- Code architecture
- Clean code
- performance & best of everything (almost)

But we are forgetting the accessibility. When was the last time you or your testing team tested against the accessibility and raised the issues? In this talk, I will take you through a non-accessible react site and will do the following:

- How to know accessibility is broken
- How to debug it (& you can advocate your testing team)
- How to fix the issues
- Tips for making sure accessible components/app is getting created
- Tools
- Trade-offs

2020

Byteconf React

Adding the accessibility in your React Apps

Women of React

Scalable Design Systems in ReactJS

Every product is building their design system. However, the challenge comes when you have to build a scalable design system. Recently at my work we have developed a design system in React for 30+ enterprise products. In this talk, I will address:

- Why we decided to have a DS

- How we brought all 30+ product requirements on one page

- How we developed the DS in React to make it scalable

- What our biggest challenges and learnings were

- How we kept 'reusability' of code, 'scaling' of code as well as 'adaption' of new technologies in mind while developing

This talk is suitable for every developer, product manager, and engineering manager who wants to start with DS or have their own DS too.