When people hear "accessibility," they think disability ramps and screen readers.

Rebecca Prejean thinks bigger than that.

Roger and Rebecca sit down to talk about why most corporate training fails.

Rebecca had no lens for accessibility until her son was diagnosed with autism. Now, she runs EB Graphics and Consulting, helping companies fix their broken training, onboarding, and internal communication.

But the goal is always the same: make sure people can get the information, understand it, and act on it.

That's just good business.

Accessibility is not about shaming business owners or jumping into "cancel culture." It is about making sure your customers and employees can actually digest your information.

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Connect with Rebecca

Website: https://www.ebgc.net

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rbprejean

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About Reanimated Stories: Hosted by Roger Jorns, I talk with awesome business leaders about their story and we explore how to reimagine work, life, and design.

Connect with Roger:

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/roger-jorns

Website: reanimationdesign.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@reanimationdesign

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00:00 Intro

00:40 Meet Rebecca In Austin

01:38 What She Does

02:29 Why Accessibility Matters

03:26 Inside Corporate Fixes

05:24 Beyond Disabilities

06:40 Overlays And Quick Fixes

08:31 Diagnosing The Real Problem

10:06 Building Empathy And Awareness

13:42 Personality Tests Limits

16:36 Humans Have Layers

17:41 Work Personas and Change

18:43 Employer Support and Boundaries

20:05 Accessibility Beyond Websites

21:15 Audit the Journey

23:30 Intentional Processes Not Tribal Knowledge

25:41 Accessibility as Smart Business

29:05 Fear of Getting It Wrong

29:53 How to Connect with Rebecca

31:17 Outro