Devon Persing

@devonpersing.bsky.social

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I'm an #a11y consultant who likes fiber arts, video games, loud music, and heating pads. Disabled, chronically ill, neurodivergent, queer, and tired. I wrote a book called The Accessibility Operations Guidebook. She/her. Seattle/Duwamish territory.

The W3C Cascading Style Sheets home page, displayed in the standard blue, white, and gray. There's a highlight banner across the top and two columns of links to standards and news.
A close-up photo of a sheet of stickers. The stickers are round and dark green with white text that reads 'I read The Accessibility Operations Guidebook' that circles around a rainbow border and a simple icon of a book.
A box of BerryBerry Kix cereal. It’s got a lavender gradient background, a pink cereal bowl full of cereal, and the lettering is fun handwriting font and a rounded sans serif in a kicky blue gradient with a white outline and a drop shadow. So cool.
A photo of a person dressed like Bunsen Honeydew. They are wearing a handmade green felt mask with Bunsen’s signature surprised expression, round black glasses, and no eyes. Bunsen is holding his green felt hands up to his face and looks surprised. He is also wearing a yellow dress shirt, red tie, and a white lab coat.
Screenshot of a comment I left myself in Word that reads "Redo illustration to be tall."
A flow diagram with three main parts. The first part is an audit, followed by a series of events grouped by team. The last part is about systems, and shows collaboration between a design system team and an accessibility team. I'll describe the graphic in more detail in the following posts.