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Marcy Sutton Todd
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Marcy Sutton Todd is a Senior Frontend React Engineer at Principle Studios, a strategic consultancy and digital product shop. In her 15+ year career Marcy has worked as an accessibility engineering consultant, taught workshops, led the Learning team at Gatsby, worked on the axe-core and Angular frameworks, and much more. Marcy’s focus on access and user experience was recognized by O’Reilly in 2016 with a Web Platform Award. When away from the keyboard, Marcy can be found caring for her family, exploring mountains, lifting heavy weights, and cooking yummy food.
Marcy Sutton Todd's Courses
Enterprise Web App Accessibility (feat. React)
Enhance your team's understanding of testing for accessibility and baking it into your React web apps. Learn about ARIA, focus management, semantic HTML, and testing strategies to create inclusive and user-friendly web interfaces.
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Web App Accessibility (feat. React)
Principle Studios
Elevate your React projects by integrating accessibility standards and practices. Gain expertise in WCAG, ARIA, screen readers, semantic HTML, and accessibility testing to create inclusive and compliant web applications.
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What They're Saying
Absolutely a gem! I really enjoyed the course. Kudos to Marcy for creating such good content. I always feel there's a lack of courses regarding the engineering part of accessibility and this was exactly what I was looking for.
Marta Bento
Just finished the Web App Accessibility Course from Frontend Masters and really liked it. Marcy Sutton Todd did such a great job explaining topics that you might have heard before and thought they were a bit dry in a manner that you want to jump back at your keyboard to test and optimize your apps for a better accessibility. Definitely learned a lot from this one.
Peter S.
Tech Lead
Highlighted in Marcy Sutton Todd workshop on Frontend Masters, "accessibility debt" in frontend software engineering is a concept akin to technical debt. It represents the added cost and complexity that accrue when accessibility is not integrated from the beginning of a project. This concept underscores the challenges and expenses that arise when accessibility is treated as an afterthought, rather than a foundational aspect of software development.
The key to managing accessibility debt is integrating accessibility (a11y) principles from the ground up. By addressing accessibility debt proactively, we not only create more inclusive products but also ensure a smoother, more sustainable development process.
Zubin K.
Software Engineer
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