Writing Accessible Web Content
There are many things to take into account when creating an accessible web. Caralyn shares her tips for writing accessible content.
Accessibility
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Web Accessibility Testing with VoiceOver
Recent research shows a continued increase in the use of screen readers on mobile devices. Lindsay demos how to use VoiceOver on an iPhone to shed light on how to implement better accessibility testing on your website.
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Accessible By Design
Accessibility is an important consideration of building a better web. Andrew shares what to think about and tools to use when creating a visually accessible web.
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Case Study: Accessible Design
Marshall and Cat share how we worked to achieve a beautifully accessible design with Specific Clarity.
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Ethically Accessible
Marshall explores oversights that are easy for web developers to make when creating a web that’s accessible for everyone.
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Aria-Live for an Accessible Web
Not all content on your site is created equal. Marshall shares how aria-live can help you bubble up the right information for visually-impaired users and downplay the rest.
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Ditch Your Stateful CSS Classes for an Accessible Web
It’s easy to brush tasks under the rug in the name of efficiency or time. Daniel shares an easy way to start incorporating accessibility into your coding life by examining stateful CSS classes.
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Aria-Hidden for an Accessible Web
The next time you build that big, gnarly offscreen nav, think about how it works for users relying on screen readers and consider using area-hidden.
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Aria-Label for an Accessible Web
An estimated 285 million people around the world are visually impaired (World Health Organization). Marshall explores how you can use aria-label to make the web a better place for visually impaired users.
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