Quorum Studio: Into Accessible Graphics

The Quorum Programming Language is the first evidenced-oriented programming language that was “born accessible” more than ten years ago. Learn more about Quorum Studio and accessible graphics.

Long Description:

AccessCSforAll, January 14, 2020
Speakers: Andreas Stefik (Univ of Nevada Las Vegas)
The Quorum Programming Language is the first evidenced-oriented programming language that was “born accessible” more than ten years ago. New is Quorum Studio, an accessible integrated development environment (IDE) to support programmers in Quorum. Quorum Studio is built on the same design principles as the language itself, making it accessible to users, including blind users who employ screen readers. In the first version, we have created a full development environment for editing, navigating, compiling, debugging, and executing applications, in addition to typical help features (e.g., highlighting, code completion, projects, updates) and accessibility features (e.g., smart zoom, smart navigation, a highly customized screen reading experience). Quorum Studio is also a platform for future accessible growth, with 3D visual level editing, still fully accessible even if the user is blind, coming in the summer of 2020 in Quorum Studio 2.

External Resource Type:

Webinar