Also, accessibility is not a field that stands on its own--it's integrated into all parts of your stack (HTML, CSS, JS; whatever framework/library you use). If you want somewhere practical to start, you can run your projects/websites through Lighthouse or web.dev audit and see your accessibility score. It will give you recommendations on things you can improve.
I've used Lighthouse a bit and I have the axe plugin which has helped a bit but it's something I know I need a better understanding of. Multiple links to that playlist it looks great I will have a watch thanks.
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I couldn't recommend Google Devs Youtube playlist on accessibility enough. They've worked hard on explaining each part as simply as possible
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNYkxOF...
+1 this playlist!
Also, accessibility is not a field that stands on its own--it's integrated into all parts of your stack (HTML, CSS, JS; whatever framework/library you use). If you want somewhere practical to start, you can run your projects/websites through Lighthouse or web.dev audit and see your accessibility score. It will give you recommendations on things you can improve.
I've used Lighthouse a bit and I have the axe plugin which has helped a bit but it's something I know I need a better understanding of. Multiple links to that playlist it looks great I will have a watch thanks.