The Accessibility of User Consents

Date & Time

Thursday, March 21, 2024 - 3:20 PM PDT  

Location

Platinum 5 (VISPERO)  

Description

Requests for user consent like cookies, privacy policies, terms of service, and newsletter subscriptions are a constant on the web. But when these requests for consent are inaccessible, people with disabilities are denied the ability to opt out of services or set their own terms. Inaccessible consents and policies are everywhere, creating an unequal experience for users.
In this talk, you will learn:

• Common mistakes that designers and developers make when creating requests for consent
• Deceptive patterns and how to avoid them
• How to make requests for consent accessible and usable

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Audience

• Information & Communications Technology
• Disability Specific

Audience Level

Intermediate  

Session Summary (Abstract)

Requests for user consent like cookies, privacy policies, terms of service, and newsletter subscriptions are a constant on the web. But when requests for consent are inaccessible, people with disabilities cannot opt out of services or set their own terms.  

Primary Topic

Web  

Secondary Topics

• Design
• Development
• Digital Accessibility

 

Session Type

General Track  

Presenter

• Alicia Evans
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