Hi Everyone,
I'm learning accessibility as I go by reading some articles.
But I very much wanting to go deep into it.
Does anyone know some other resources to learn accessibility?
Like courses, or anything else?
Or people who I could follow for their accessibility knowledge and/or contents?
Thank you in advance! 😊
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My must read recommendation for web developers: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/L...
Inclusive design principles, explained: inclusivedesignprinciples.org/
Reference for specific web accessibility issues based on WCAG standards: webaim.org/articles/
Color contrast tools: webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/ learnui.design/tools/accessible-co...
One I've been meaning to go through, but might be dense: w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wc...
A game: focus.hteumeuleu.com/
Another must: try to navigate your favorite sites using only your keyboard. Then try navigating them with a screen reader.
This is very helpful, thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Abbey! 💙😄
Anytime! Let me know what you think. 💙
Accessibility means making sure that your website can be used by as many people as possible.
The first step should always be to make sure that your website works correctly in all major browsers (including Safari).
If you're looking for a quick way to set up cross-browser automated tests, have a look at Endtest.
Thank you, Luke!
I've followed @inhuofficial already! 😃
Definitely follow @SaraSoueidan on Twitter. She also has a course coming out soon (practical-accessibility.today/) and a newsletter you can subscribe to.
Thanks! 😃
I'm deaf and been testing accessibility for many years. Happy to help out.
Feel free to ask me anything :)
Thank you for the offer, @iwinosacrazymum!
I really appreciate it 😃
Thanks for the shout out, means a lot 🙏❤️