Originally an LA-based videographer and self-taught developer, Kiope wanted to turn her hobby into a career. Following a coding bootcamp and a stint at a startup, she joined LinkedIn as a frontend (UI) engineer. Based in San Francisco, Kiope speaks about her meaningful accessibility work, impact at scale, and career growth as an aspiring manager. After my...
Accessibility Articles
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- Topics:
- North America,
- Accessibility,
- UI Engineering,
- Career Stories
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Co-authors: Oliver Tse, Andrew Lee, Melanie Sumner, and Renato Iwashima Editor's note: This blog has been updated. Accessibility (A11y) Engineering at LinkedIn aims to streamline accessible product development and maintenance. We think about how tooling can help achieve accessibility success and increase the efficiency of our fellow engineers across the...
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- Accessibility,
- iOS,
- Android
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Co-authors: Vipin Gupta, Ananth Sankar and Jyotsna Thapliyal As part of our vision to provide economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce, LinkedIn creates a unique environment for members to network, learn, share knowledge, and find jobs. In many ways, the LinkedIn feed has become the core of this effort as the preeminent way to share...
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- Accessibility,
- Product Design
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Today, more than one billion people have some form of disability—approximately 15% of the world’s population. Here at LinkedIn, we...
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- Accessibility
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Co-authors: Anurag Rawat and Kirsten Rauffer LinkedIn Learning aims to be the world’s most engaging learning platform. Learning...
- Topics:
- Accessibility,
- Product Design,
- Open Source
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Note: An image of the LinkedIn-created logo for the self-focused open source project accompanies this post. At LinkedIn, we strive to...
- Topics:
- Accessibility,
- Ember,
- Open Source