Problems like “what shape will make people think of which types of businesses?” or “what is the fastest way to batch edit this folder of images?” and “what typographic choices result in the most legible paragraphs and clearest document hierarchy?” 

Phrasing each design choice as a problem has been the foundation of Eric’s design practice since he started. And every time he asks a  new question, he learns just a little bit more.

With more than 25 years of accessibility experience, Rob has been involved in many facets of accessibility including testing, design, product development, technical evangelism and policy and standards development. Rob has presented at conferences worldwide and has been involved in international accessibility projects such as the UNESCO Inclusive Classroom Project. Prior to coming to Adobe ,Rob was engaged in accessibility work at Microsoft. He is now managing the product managers on the Adobe corporate accessibility team. Previously his focus at Adobe was on PDF accessibility with the goal of making it easier to create accessible PDF documents.