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Hairbow Hippie is a digital accessibility specialist, disability advocate, full-stack developer and soon to be founder of “Hairbows Anonymous” because at last count she owned 52 hairbows.

Apart from rocking a “5-year-old let loose in the art room” sense of style, Hairbow Hippie uses her super smart tech skills to fight digital accessibility crimes! Her C-PTSD, cluster headaches and chronic daily migraines just means she is not afraid of a little pain and knows how to hold her own in a fight.

If you can't find her in front of a computer she is likely down at the park or the skate rink working on her next roller-skating trick.

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Digital Accessibility Non-Technical Roller-skating

How Digital Accessibility is Like Roller-Skating (Part 1, The Components)

Digital accessibility can feel hard when people first start on their journey, it can take you on odd turns and sometimes you are going to stumble or even need to go backwards to learn how to go forward with confidence. Don’t you wish someone would explain the basics of digital accessibility in an easy-to-understand way? Well put on those skates and lets learn through analogy of skate culture.

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Why HTML Hates Costume Parties

Just as there are a bunch of rules in life “A baby does not come with an instruction manual”, “the only constants in life are death and taxes”, “never play leapfrog with a unicorn” (just think about the indemnity insurance!) There are also a few critical rules for digital accessibility. One of these is that HTML hates costume parties.