I'll be delivering a talk for @dequesystems's axe-con in one month's time.

It's a free, three day virtual conference about digital accessibility. This one is from the heart, and I hope you can attend. https://www.deque.com/axe-con/sessions/it-is-designed-to-break-your-heart-cultivating-a-harm-reduction-mindset-as-an-accessibility-practitioner/

I have a lightning talk I deliver internally at my job that's intentionally given to non-accessibility practitioners, so mainly engineers, designers, and product folk.

I've attached the first two slides that set the tone to this post.

The talk is about exploring macOS' Accessibility system preferences. It points out different features, like offline white noise sounds, color filters, and magnification.

It deliberately avoids mentioning VoiceOver, or screen readers in general.