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“accessibility” Archive (5)

  1. Accessibility Data Is Not the Enemy (by/via) · ·
  2. Accessibility and 2022: 13 Design Trends From a Usability Perspective (by/via) · · , ,
  3. Building an Accessible Digital World (by/via) ·
  4. Web Accessibility Lawsuits Dramatically Rose in 2021 (via) · · ,
  5. Foundations: Animations and Flashing Content (by/via) · ·
  6. Alt Tag Emptiness (by) · · , , ,
  7. Labeling the Point: Scenarios of Label Misuse in WCAG (by/via) · · ,
  8. Accessible Heading Structure (by/via) · · ,
  9. Five 2022 Accessibility Trends (via) · ·
  10. A Contrast of Errors · · , ,
  11. WCAG and Accessibility: What Is a Statement of Partial Conformance? (via) · · ,
  12. Web Accessibility Cheat Sheet (by) · ·
  13. Introduction to Cognitive Disability and Accessibility Testing (by/via) · · ,
  14. 5 Common Misconceptions About WAI-ARIA and Accessibility (via) · · ,
  15. This Is WCAG (via) · · , ,
  16. This Is WCAG 2.1 (by) · · ,
  17. Why Motion on Websites and Digital Content Is a Problem (by/via) ·
  18. Inaccessibility of CAPTCHA (by+/via) · ·
  19. Thoughts on Skin Tone and Text Descriptions (by) · · ,
  20. CSS Can Help Improve Your HTML!? Buttons and Links (by) · · , , ,
  21. Shifting the Mindset About Accessible Content (via) · ·
  22. WCAG 2 Is What We Have (by) · ·
  23. WCAG 2.2: What We Know Till Now (by/via) · ·
  24. WCAG 3 Is Not Ready Yet (by) · ·
  25. Standardizing Focus Styles With CSS Custom Properties (by/via) · · , ,
  26. WCAG 3 and APCA (by) · · , , ,
  27. Explainer for W3C Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3.0 (by+/via) · ·
  28. How Many People With Disabilities Use Our Site? (by) ·
  29. Accessibility (by+/via) · · ,
  30. Why Color Contrast Is Not as Black and White as It Seems (by) · · ,
  31. Understanding Accessibility · · ,
  32. Making Accessibility More Accessible (by) ·
  33. Understanding WCAG 2.1 Level AAA (by/via) · ·
  34. Adding a Dyslexia-Friendly Mode to a Website (by/via) · ·
  35. Blog Page Accessibility Deep Dive (by) · ·
  36. Accessibility Myths (by) · · ,
  37. Communicating Accessibility as Needs to Be Met and Not Rules to Be Followed (via) · ·
  38. Let’s Not Send Developers to the Accessibility Tree Tool (by) · · ,
  39. WCAG 3.0: What You Need to Know About the Future of Accessibility Standards (via) · · ,
  40. We Need to Talk About Accessibility—Again, and Again, and Then Some More (by) ·
  41. Access to Tech, Tech to Live (by/via) · ·
  42. Browsing With Screen Magnification (by/via) · · , ,
  43. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Accessibility Tree (by/via) · ·
  44. Debugging HTML: Accessibility (by) · · ,
  45. Understanding the Differences Between WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2 (via) · · ,
  46. Name, Labels, ARIA, What to Do? (by) · · ,
  47. What Are Accessible Fonts? (via) · ·
  48. Accessible Toggles (by/via) · · ,
  49. The Guideline Gap (by) · · , ,
  50. Make Your Design System Accessible—Color (by/via) · · ,
  51. Indecisive Skip Links and Their Targets—the Renaissance of the “<hr>” Element (by) · · ,
  52. So, You Want an Accessibility Score? (by/via) · ·
  53. If HTML and ARIA Don’t Allow It, It’s Probably a Bad Idea (by) · · ,
  54. Why Accessibility Overlays on Your Website Can Make Things Worse (via) · ·
  55. Switch Role Support (by) · · ,
  56. Designing for Color Contrast: Guidelines for Accessibility (via) · · , ,
  57. Respecting Users’ Motion Preferences (by/via) · ·
  58. This Is the Way: A Phased Approach to Accessibility in the Development Lifecycle (by/via) ·
  59. Disability: Let’s Say the Word (via) · ·
  60. Fix Web Accessibility Systematically (by) · ·
  61. What Svelte’s Accessibility Warnings Won’t Tell You (by) · ·
  62. Landmarks (by) · · ,
  63. What Constitutes a Digital Accessibility Audit (by/via) · · ,
  64. Easy Read Is Hard to Get Right (via) · ·
  65. A Tangled Web of ARIA (by) · · ,
  66. Accessibility: A Gentle Introduction (by) · ·
  67. Browsing With a Mobile Screen Reader (via) · · , , , ,
  68. UX Accessibility: How to Start Designing for All (by/via) · · ,
  69. How to Build an Expandable Accessible Gallery (by/via) · · , ,
  70. Redundantly Redundant a11y Accessibility (by) · ·
  71. Using JavaScript to Detect High Contrast and Dark Modes (by) · · , , ,
  72. Links, Missing “href” Attributes, and Over-Engineered Code (by) · · ,
  73. Declaring Page Language—and Declaring Changes in Language (by) · · ,
  74. Comparing Page Language Declaration Setups in Screen Readers (by) · · , , , , ,
  75. Accessibility Isn’t New—and Neither Is Ableism (via) ·
  76. Beware False Negatives (by) ·
  77. One Last Time: Custom Styling Radio Buttons and Checkboxes (by) · · ,
  78. Provide Pronunciation for Ambiguous Words (by) · · ,
  79. Why Inequalities Can Appear in Digital Accessibility and Inclusive Design (by) · · ,
  80. The New Requirements for WCAG 2.2 (via) · ·
  81. Accessible Palette: Stop Using HSL for Color Systems (by/via) · · , ,
  82. Notes on Synthetic Speech (by) · ·
  83. Myths About Web Accessibility (by) · ·
  84. What Is Redundant Entry, and How Does It Affect Accessibility? (via) · ·
  85. Subsets and Supersets of WCAG (by) · ·
  86. 5 Steps for Writing Alt Text for Accessibility (via) · · ,
  87. Using CSS 3 Overflow Properties to Make Containers Meet WCAG 2.1 (via) · · ,
  88. Color and Universal Design (by/via) · · ,
  89. Make Accessibility Part of Your Startup’s Products and Culture From Day One (by/via) · ·
  90. The Effect of CSS on Screen Readers (by) · · , , ,
  91. Getting Started With Web Accessibility Testing (via) · · ,
  92. Color and Contrast, What Does It Mean? (by) · · ,
  93. Understanding Target Size Under WCAG 2.2 and How It Affects People With Disabilities (via) · ·
  94. Shifting Accessibility Testing to the Left (by/via) · · ,
  95. Creating a Positive Culture Around Accessibility (by/via) · ·
  96. Small Wins for Accessibility and Resilience (by) · · ,
  97. Named and Framed (by) · ·
  98. Accessibility From the Ground Up (by) ·
  99. What’s on the Menu? (by) · ·
  100. Web Accessibility Checklist · · ,
  101. ARIA Spec for the Uninitiated (by/via) · · ,
  102. Reviewing a Design for Accessibility (via) · · ,
  103. A Guide to Designing Accessible, WCAG-Compliant Focus Indicators (by) · · , , ,
  104. How to Test for Accessibility With Users at Every Design Stage (by/via) · · ,
  105. Accessible Design Systems: Look Good While Doing Good (by/via) · ·
  106. Accessible Contrast Ratios and A-Levels Explained (via) · · ,
  107. A Guide to Accessible Digital UX Design (via) · · , ,
  108. Writing Great Alt Text: Emotion Matters (by) · · , ,
  109. Accessibility Testing With Storybook (by/via) · · ,
  110. What Are Accessibility Overlays Good For? (by/via) · ·
  111. Web Accessibility Myths: Debunking 7 Common Misconceptions (by/via) · ·
  112. A Deep Dive on Skipping to Content (by/via) · ·
  113. 101 Digital Accessibility Tips and Tricks (by) · ·
  114. Chrome DevTools: Better Accessibility Inspection With the Source Order Viewer (by) · · , , , ,
  115. Creating an Accessible Dialog From Scratch (by/via) · ·
  116. How to Hand Off Accessible Designs to Developers? (via) · · ,
  117. Takeaways From the 2021 State of Digital Accessibility Report (by/via) · ·
  118. Accessible Design From the Get-Go (by/via) ·
  119. UX Principles That Include Cognitive Accessibility (by) · · ,
  120. It Is Time to Ditch the Title “Evangelist” From Accessibility (by/via) ·
  121. Accessibility Strategy for Product Management (by/via) · · ,
  122. What We Learned About Accessibility by Scanning More Than 2 Million Federal .gov Web Pages (via) ·
  123. Why the WCAG Colour Contrast Ratio Doesn’t Always Seem to Work (by) · · , ,
  124. The Accessibility Stalemate (by) ·
  125. From a Colourblind Designer to the World: Please Stop Using Red and Green Together (via) · ·
  126. Why Has User Experience Design Become Legal Experience Design? (by) · · ,
  127. Accessibility of the “Section” Element (by) · ·
  128. There’s No Such Thing as Fully Automated Web Accessibility (by/via) · ·
  129. Content Accessibility Fact Sheet (via) · ·
  130. An Unreasonably Long Introduction to ARIA (With Example Implementation) (by) · · , , ,
  131. What People Should Know Before Writing Articles or Creating Products About Accessibility (by) · ·
  132. Image Descriptions: A Human Technique That Robots Can’t Grasp (by/via) · · ,
  133. The Document Outline (by) · ·
  134. Making a Strong Case for Accessibility (by/via) ·
  135. Creating Accessible CSS Art (by) · · ,
  136. ARIA in HTML (by) · · ,
  137. Five Ways to Include D/Deaf Users in Your Designs (by/via) · ·
  138. Accessibility and Inclusivity: Distinctions in Experience Design (by/via) · · ,
  139. Short Note on Skip Links With Sticky Headers (by) · · ,
  140. Evaluating Color and Contrast—How Hard Can It Be? (by/via) · · ,
  141. Accessibility and SEO (by/via) · · ,
  142. Colorblind Accessibility Manifesto (by) · · , , ,
  143. Screen Readers: Hearing the Unseen (by/via) · · , ,
  144. Using CSS to Enforce Accessibility (by) · ·
  145. Beyond Basic Alt Text—Charts, Maps, and Diagrams (by/via) · · , ,
  146. Accessibility in React (by) · ·
  147. A Complete Guide to Accessibility Tooling (by/via) · · ,
  148. Everyday Accessibility (by/via) ·
  149. When CSS Isn’t Enough: JavaScript Requirements for Accessible Components (by/via) · · ,
  150. An Accessibility Strategy (by) · ·
  151. Accessible Overflow (by) · · ,
  152. A Little Book of Accessibility (by) ·
  153. Why Accessibility Overlays Hurt More Than Help (by/via) · ·
  154. The Hidden World of “aria-hidden” (by) · ·
  155. Disabling a Link (by) · · ,
  156. Accessible Web Forms (by/via) · · ,
  157. Access Guide (by) · · ,
  158. A11y Audit Bookmarklets (by) · · , ,
  159. We Need to Talk About WCAG (by/via) · ·
  160. Making Disabled Buttons More Inclusive (by/via) · ·
  161. Overreliance on Overlays Is Counter to Enculturation of Accessibility (by/via) · ·
  162. Auditing Design Systems for Accessibility (by/via) · · , ,
  163. Fifteen Design Trends From an Accessibility Perspective (by) · · ,
  164. Top 7 Facts About Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.2 You Must Know (via) · ·
  165. Understanding Logical Focus Order (by) · · ,
  166. Building an Accessibility Library (by/via) · ·
  167. Defining a Strategy for Accessibility (by) · ·
  168. Sentence Case versus Title Case (by) · · ,
  169. 5 Things I’m Thinking About When I Check a Pull Request for Accessibility (by) · ·
  170. Why Skip-Links Are Important for Accessibility (via) · ·
  171. “prefers-reduced-motion”: Taking a No-Motion-First Approach to Animations (by) · · ,
  172. Why Your Website Should Work Without JavaScript · · , ,
  173. Introduction to ARIA Live Regions (by) · · , ,
  174. Automating the Accessibility Tests of Your Source Code With GitHub Actions (by) · · , ,
  175. How to Test the Accessibility of Your Components With Storybook (by) · · , ,
  176. Seven Myths About Alt Text (by) · · ,
  177. Accessibility (by+/via) · · ,
  178. Alt vs. Figcaption (by/via) · · ,
  179. Know Your Standards (by) · · , , , ,
  180. Best Practices for Inclusive Textual Websites (by) · · , ,
  181. Touch, Point, Click: Mouse vs. Touch Screen Input (by/via) · · ,
  182. An Opinionated Guide to Accessibility Testing (by) · · ,
  183. Micro-Note on “aria-roledescription” (by) · ·
  184. Performance Is an Issue of Equity (by/via) · ·
  185. Accessibility on the Canvas With JavaScript (by) · · ,
  186. Why “Dark Mode” Causes More Accessibility Issues Than It Solves (by) · ·
  187. Alt Text Decision Helper (via) · , , ,
  188. Color Blindness Color Checker (via) · , , ,
  189. WebVTT Validator (by/via) · , , , ,
  190. Color Contrast Analyzer (Myndex) (by) · , , , , ,
  191. Color Contrast Analyzer (Polypane) (via) · , , , , ,
  192. Accessibility Checker (AccessibilityChecker.org) (via) · , , ,
  193. Color Contrast Analyzer (Protean Studio) (via) · , , , , ,
  194. Mobile-Friendliness Bulk Checker · , , ,
  195. Image Accessibility Analyzer (by) · , ,
  196. Accessibility Evaluation Report Generator (via) · , ,
  197. Color Contrast Comparer (via) · , , , , ,
  198. Color Contrast Analyzer (Alex Clapperton) (by) · , , , ,
  199. Color Accessibility Checker (by) · , ,
  200. Form Generator (via) · , , , ,
  201. Breakpoint Viewer (by) · , , , ,
  202. Mobile Readiness Tester · , , , ,
  203. WCAG 2.0 Checker · , , ,
  204. WCAG 2.0 and 2.1 Checker (via) · , , ,
  205. Section 508, WCAG 2.0, and BITV 1.0 Checker (via) · , , ,
  206. Design Responsiveness Tester (Website Planet) (via) · , ,
  207. Design Responsiveness Tester (Am I Responsive) (via) · , ,
  208. Color Blindness Emulator (via) · , , ,
  209. Accessibility Checker (WAVE) (via) · , , ,
  210. Accessibility Checker (FAE) (via) · , , ,
  211. Standards for Writing Accessibly (by+/via) · · , , ,
  212. Making Sites Accessible to the Whole Wide World (via) · · , ,
  213. The Web Accessibility Initiative: A Reality Check (via) · · ,
  214. What Are Web Standards and Why Should I Use Them? · · , , , , , ,
  215. Disabled Accessibility: The Pragmatic Approach · · ,
  216. Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (by+/via) · · , ,
  217. Access for All · · ,
  218. WAI Scenarios for Accessibility (via) ·
  219. Accessibility for All (via) · ·
  220. W3C Issues Accessibility Draft (via) · · ,
  221. WAI Accessibility Guidelines: Page Authoring (by+/via) · ·
  222. Adding Sense to Sensory on the Web (via) · · ,
  223. Using Standard HTML (by) · · ,
  224. [Dan’s Web Tips] Introduction · · , , ,
  225. Style Sheets for Producing Spoken Renderings (by/via) ·