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Law, Lawsuits, Policies
- Blind Students Sue BarBri, Demand Equal Access to Bar Prep Services – Washington Lawyers’ Committee
- Blind Law Students File Suit Against Dallas Bar Exam Prep Company – Natalie Posgate
- BarBri, Inc Settles Over Claims of Discrimination – Amanda Griffin
- BarBri Settles Lawsuit Over Blind Access to Online Bar Review Components – Tyler Roberts
University)
Update
- A Big Win for Accessibility Advocates in Domino’s Decision – Elisa Edelberg
- ACB Applauds Supreme Court Decision to Decline Appeal on Domino’s v. Robles Case – American Council of the Blind
- A Blind Man Couldn’t Order Pizza from Domino’s. The Company Wants the Supreme Court to Say Websites Don’t have to be Accessible – Tucker Higgins
- Accessibility is Part of the Job – Ben Buchanan
- Accessibility, the Future, and Why Domino’s Matters – Kate Cox
- Big Win for Web Accessibility in Domino’s Pizza Case – Lainey Feingold
- Countdown To Showdown: Domino’s Supreme Error And Why Businesses Should Do The Opposite – Gina Bhawalkar and David Truog
- Do Protections for People with Disabilities Apply Online? Domino’s Asks High Court – Robert Barnes
- Domino’s Delivers a Dilemma to the Supreme Court: A Website Accessibility Case That Could Impact Thousands of Companies – Jeff John Roberts
- Domino’s Files Petition for US Supreme Court Review of Unfavorable Website Access Decision – Minh N. Vu and Kristina M. Launey
- Domino’s: Ninth Circuit Hears Web Accessibility Appeal Argument – Kristina M. Launey
- Domino’s Petition to the US Supreme Court (PDF)
- Domino’s Pizza app Must be Accessible to Blind People – BBC News
- Domino’s Pizza, LLC, Applicant V. Guillermo Robles Extension Application (PDF) – Domino
- Domino’s Pizza is Locked in a Legal Battle Over the Future of Web Design – Katharine Schwab
- Domino’s Pizza v. Guillermo Robles, No. 18-1539 – Jack McElaney
- Domino’s Pizza was just dealt a Supreme Court blow that could reshape the ADA in the digital era – Steven Melendez
- Domino’s Supreme Court Decision Spotlights Online Web Accessibility – Pymnts
- Domino’s Statement on Website Accessibility Litigation – Domino’s
- Domino’s Takes ADA Lawsuit Over Website Accessibility to the Supreme Court – Melissa Berdine
- Domino’s To Ask Supreme Court To Consider Whether ADA Website/Mobile App Accessibility Lawsuits Violate Due Process – Minh N. Vu
- Domino’s Wants to Slice Away at the Americans With Disabilities Act – Richard Supple
- Dominoes in the Ninth Circuit – Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
- Due Process and Primary Jurisdiction Defenses to Website Accessibility Claims Fall Like
- Federal Appellate Courts Ring In the New Year by Taking Up Website and Mobile Application Accessibility – Shira M. Blank
- Federal Website Access Lawsuit Numbers Increase 7 Percent in 2019, With Possible Bump from Supreme Court Denial of Cert in Domino’s – Kristina M. Launey and Minh N. Vu
- How Domino’s Could Topple the Accessible Web – Part 1: Public Accommodations – Ben Myers
- Lawsuits: Domino’s, Playboy Websites Aren’t Accessible to Blind Users – Frank Witsil
- Listen Domino’s, Fighting Digital Accessibility is Bad for Business – Mike McCarty
- Ninth Circuit Ruling Bolsters ADA Website Accessibility Suits – R. Andrew Arculin et al.
- Order List: 589 U.S. [Regarding Domino’s] (PDF) – U.S. Supreme Court
- Retailers Ask Supreme Court for Clarity in ADA Website Claims – Marianne Wilson
- Supreme Court allows blind people to sue retailers if their websites are not accessible – David G. Savage
- Supreme Court and ADA Web Accessibility Prediction: We’ll Pass – Jason Taylor
- Supreme Court Declines to Review Ninth Circuit Decision in Robles v. Domino’s, Exposing Businesses to More Website Accessibility Lawsuits
– Kristina Launey and John Egan - Supreme Court Denies Petition to Hear Domino’s Accessibility Case – Bureau of Internet Accessibility, Inc.
- Supreme Court Hands Victory to Blind Man who Sued Domino’s Over Site Accessibility – Tucker Higgins
- Supreme Court Won’t Hear Domino’s Pizza Website Access Dispute – Alexis Kramer
- The ADA, Websites and the Decision in Robles v. Dominos Pizza LLC – Baker McKenzie
- Uhl and Bose: Domino’s Effect: SCOTUS Skips Clarifying ADA Web Access – Nate Uhl and Sid Bose
- Understanding Domino’s v Robles – George Mauer
- U.S. Supreme Court Passes on Domino’s Case: Commenters Misunderstand – Lainey Feingold
- U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Domino’s Appeal in Blind Man’s lawsuit Over Website Accessibility –
Greg Stohr - U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Domino’s Bid to Avoid Disabilities Suit – Lawrence Hurley
- U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Hear The Domino’s Case (Hooray!) – Lainey Feingold
- Victory for Disability Advocates: Supreme Court Won’t Hear Domino’s Pizza Accessibility Case – Kelly Tyko
- Will the U.S. Supreme Court Hear Domino’s v. Robles? If They Do, What Could Happen? – Level Access
- Wow, Domino’s Put a Whole Lot of Effort Into Fighting Disability Rights – Naomi LaChance
(also see Google Accessibility)
- National Federation of the Blind and Two Blind Students File Suit Against Los Angeles Community College District – The National Federation of the Blind
- Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law (via .leagle.com) –
United States District Court, C.D. California - Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law (via .docketbird.com) –
United States District Court, C.D. California - Federal Court Rules in Favor of Blind Students – National Federation of the Blind
- LSAT to be Made More Accessible for Visually Impaired Students After Lawsuit – Kalysa To
- Permanent Induction and Final Judgement (untagged PDF)
- Roy Payan, Portia Mason, the National Federation of The Blind, Inc., and the National Federation of The Blind Of California, Inc., Plaintiffs, versus Los Angeles Community College District, Defendant – United States District Court, C.D. California
- Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law (via .leagle.com) –
- OSD Student Leverages ADA Lawsuit Win To Demand Change – Joshua Letona
Transit Authority)
By Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights
Airlines and Access Now v. Southwest Airlines)
Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games [SOCOG])
Target)
(UC)
Berkeley
Accessibility Law in Higher Education – Jonathan
Whiting
Lists
Low Vision
Mobile
- 3 Important Reasons to Make Your Mobile Website Accessible – Vivian Cullipher
5 Tips to Improve the Web for Mobility/Dexterity
Disabilities – Kathy Wahlbin- A Smartphone Accessibility Primer; or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Master Mobile Accessibility – Kara Van Roekel
- Guidelines Apply to Mobile – W3C
- Accessimobility –
Jeremy Keith - An Introduction to Native Mobile Accessibility – Featuring Deque University for iOS/Android – Chris McMeeking
- Critical Development Considerations for Mobile Application Accessibility – Sanjay Nasta and Paul J. Adam
- Designing and Coding for Low Vision (Video) – Mallory van Achterberg
- Mobile Applications and Litigation: Why Accessibility is Important and What to Consider before Launching, Part 1 of 2 – Sanjay Nasta and Paul J. Adam
- Mobile Applications and Litigation: Why Accessibility is Important and What to Consider before Launching, Part 2 of 2 – Sanjay Nasta and Paul J. Adam
- Crossing Over
– Bringing Mobile Innovations to Accessibility – Derek
Featherstone - From WCAG
1.0 to MWBP: Making content that meets Web Content
Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 also meet Mobile Web Best
Practices - How Accessibility Impacts Responsive Design – Sailesh Panchang
- How to Test the Accessibility of Your Mobile Websites and Apps (Video) – Gian Wild
- Maintaining Accessibility in a Responsive World – Scott Jehl
- Matt May Talks
About How Accessibility Has Influenced Mobile development
and Design (Video) – Matt May - Mobile Accessibility Guidelines – British Broadcasting Corporation
- Mobile Accessibility – infotech.NEWS
- Mobile Accessibility Fails: Do we need a WCAG3? – Gian Wild
- Mobile Assistive Technology Gesture References – Adrian Roselli
Mobile Accessibility – W3C WAI Education and Outreach
Working Group- Mobile Accessibility and the Operable Principle – Virginia DeBolt
- Mobile Accessibility and the Perceivable Principle By Virginia DeBolt
- Mobile Accessibility and the Robust Principle – Virginia DeBolt
- Mobile Accessibility and the Understandable Principle – Virginia DeBolt
- Mobile Accessibility at W3C – Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
- Mobile Accessibility Examples from Implementing UAAG 2.0 – W3C
- Mobile Accessibility – How WCAG 2.0 and Other W3C-WAI Guidelines Apply to Mobile – Kim Patch, Jeanne Spellman, and Kathy Wahlbin Editors
- Mobile Accessibility – Moving With the Times – Chris Bailey
- Mobile Accessibility Testing Guide for Android and iOS – Henny Swan
- Mobile Accessibility Testing Methodology (PDF) – ICT Accessibility Testing Symposium, Mobile Sub-Committee
- Mobile Accessibility Survey –
The Paciello Group - Mobile Browser Support for ARIA Roles, States, and Properties – Jonathan Avila
- Mobile Accessibility at W3C
- Mobile Apps Accessibility! Is It Impossible? – Rakesh Paladugula
- Mobile Web
Best Practices 1.0 - Mobile
Web 2009 = Desktop Web 1998 – Jakob Nielsen
Podcast #97: Responsive Design and Accessibility –
Dennis E. Lembree- Relationship
Between Mobile Web Best Practices (MWBP) and Web Content
Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) – Alan Chuter and Yeliz
Yesilada, Editors - Research with Blind Users on Mobile Devices – Ed Horsford
- Shared Web
Experiences: Barriers Common to Mobile Device Users and
People with Disabilities - Should All Content be Responsive? – Derek Featherstone
- Smartphone Accessibility 201: Colors, Contrast, and Magnification, Oh My! – Kara VanRoekel
- Supporting the Keyboard for Mobile – Devon Persing
- Switch Access on Mobile – Rakesh Paladugula
- Table of
Shared Web Experiences: Barriers Common to Mobile Device
Users and People with Disabilities – Web Accessibility
Initiative - Takeaways From Mobile Accessibility 101 – Deborah Edwards-Onoro
- Tips for Making Interactive Elements Accessible on Mobile Devices – Ire Aderinokun
- Think Your Mobile App can Avoid the ADA? Well, Think Again… – Kelley Drye, et al.
- Touch
- W3C Accessibility Guidelines for Mobile Games – Amy Wilson and Michael Crabb
- Web Content
Accessibility and Mobile Web: Making a Web Site Accessible
Both for People with Disabilities and for Mobile
Devices - What Accessibility Standards Apply to Mobile Applications? – Jonathan Avila
- What Does Responsive Web Design Have to do with Accessibility? – Jonathan Avila
Multimedia
Autoplay
Audio Description
Captioning
- #CaptionFail: Did You Catch That? (QUIZ) – Sofia Enamorado
- 1.2.1 Audio-only and Video-only (Prerecorded) – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.2.2 Captions (Prerecorded) – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.2.4 Captions (Live) – Rakesh Paladugula
- 5 Tips for Speeding Up the Captioning Process – Sofia Enamorado
- 7 Reasons Why You Want to Caption Your Videos – Meryl K. Evans
- Able Player Examples – Terrill Thompson
- Accessibility/Video Accessibility – Mozilla
- Are Automatic Captions WCAG, ADA, or 508 Compliant? – Sofia Enamorado
- Are All Video Captions Equally Accessible? – Glenda
Watson Hyatt - Amara Makes Video More Accessible – Virginia DeBolt
- Artificial Intelligence Is Good, but Is It Good Enough for Captions? – Elisa Edelberg
- Auto-Captions vs. Editing Auto-Captions vs. Re-Captioning in Post-Production – Patrick Loftus
- Automatic Captions: Are They Helping or Hindering Students? – Jaclyn Leduc
- Automatic Transcription Software: Good Enough for Accessibility? A Case Study from Built Environment Education – Tharindu R. Liyanagunawardena
- Between the Lines – Catherine Roy
- Comparison Captions – Accuracy and Autocraptions (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Color (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Credits and Captions (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Position (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Readability (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Size / Length (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Sound (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Comparison Captions – Synchronized (Video) – Meryl K. Evans
- Can You Caption 360° Video, Virtual Reality, and 3D Video? – Sofia Enamorado
- Caption Everything – Dave Rupert
- Capturing and Captioning a Screen Reader Demo – Becky Gibson
- Captions and Transcripts and Audio Descriptions, Oh My! – Dennis Deacon
- Captioned Media Guide (PDF) – Wisconsin Technical College System
- Captioning
Key – Described and Captioned Media Program - Captioning Video Gets Easier – Paul Crichton
- Captioning Videos in Facebook – Facebook
- Captioning,
Transcripts and a Teachable Moment – John
Foliot - Captions –
Jared Smith - Captions in Everyday Use – Aadrian Roselli
- Captions, Audio Descriptions and Transcripts (Video) – Gosia Mlynarczyk
- Conferences, Speakers: Please Caption Your Videos – Adrian Roselli
- Could Your Company’s Videos Get You Sued for ADA Noncompliance? – Deque Systems
- Creating Offline Captions – The National Deaf Center
- Did You Know? 80 Percent of People Who Use Closed Captions Are Not Hard of Hearing – Lily Bond
- Did You Know? Who Uses Closed Captions? Not Just the Deaf or Hard of Hearing – Lily Bond
- Do It Yourself Transcripts and Captions – Deborah Edwards-Onoro
- Do You Caption Your Videos? – Meryl K. Evans
- Don’t Leave Me Out! (Video) – Collaborative for Communication Access via Captioning
- Effective Communication – ADA Requirements, U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division
- Find Out How Closed Captioning Can Make a Big
Difference for Your Online Videos – Karine
Joly - Google Slides Automatically Captions Your Presentations – Jon Fingas
- Google Slides Offers Real-Time Automated Captions
– Deborah Edwards-Onoro - Google’s Smart Captioning Move – Suzanne
Robitaille - How Captions and Transcripts Help Students with Dyslexia – Elisa Edelberg
- How to Add Captions or Subtitles to a Video – Ryan Knott
- How to Create Video Captions – John Espirian
- How to Do Closed Captioning Right (According to the DCMP) – Jaclyn Leduc
- How To Make Your Live-Stream Content Accessible – Jaclyn Leduc
- How to Tell If You Are Required to Caption Your Videos – Sofia Enamorado
- How to Remove Automatic Captions from Your YouTube Videos – Sofia Enamorado
- How You Can Allow Other People to Add Captions to Your YouTube Videos – Deborah Edwards-Onoro
- Institutional Guidelines on Captioning – Cyndi Rowland
- Microsoft Makes Real-Time Captions and Translation Standard in Office 365 PowerPoint – James Thorne
- No More Excuses – Subtitle Your YouTube Videos – Christian Heilmann
- New Study: The Impact of Captions and Transcripts on Student Learning – Jaclyn Leduc
- On Adding Captions to Videos – Deborah Edwards-Onoro
- [Study] How Captions and Transcripts Impact Student Learning and Comprehension – Jaclyn Leduc
- Subtitle Guidelines – British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
- The Complete Guide to Captioned Videos – Meryl K. Evans
- Video Caption Questions Answered – John Espirian
- Video Captions Improve Comprehension, Professor Finds – Eurek Alert
- Video Captions: Sometimes You Only Need to Ask – Deborah Edwards-Onoro
- What
Are Captions? – Leonie Watson - Why Captioning and Audio Description are Critical Components of Web Accessibility – Elisa Edelberg
- Why Human Captioning? (Video) – Mirabai Knight
- You Guys Need Captions! – Pharrell “Happy” Parody (Video) – 3Play Media
- What Is 99% Accuracy, Really? – Sofia Enamorado
- What You Need to Know About Types of Video Captions – Meryl Evans
- What You Should Know About Automatic Captions on Video Players – Sofia Enamorado
- When Is a Caption Close Enough? – Linda Besner
- Why Automatic Captions Don’t Protect You From an ADA Lawsuit – Elisa Edelberg
- Why You Have No Excuse to Not Caption Your Videos – Deborah Edwards-Onoro
Streaming (live or real-time)
Transcripts
YouTube
Multimedia Related Info
Open Source
Plugins, PDF, PowerPoint, Documents etc.
Relative sizing
Scripts
Skip
Links
Social Inclusion
Structure & Semantics
Style Sheets (Accessibility)
Tables
- Short Note on When is a Table a Table? – Steve Faulkner
- Accessible Data Tables with Static Headers – Gez Lemon
- Accessible
Tables – Jim Thatcher - Avoid Purely Visual Display of Tabular Information – Denis Boudreau
- Break Complex Data Tables in Smaller, Simpler Data Tables – Denis Boudreau
- Clearing Up Summary – Dennis Lembree
- Creating
Accessible Tables – WebAIM - Creating
Structured Tables – Isofarro - Data Tables – Heydon Pickering
- Data Tables and Accessibility – Rakesh Paladugula
- Data Tables Do Not Always Need Markup for Header Cells? – Sailesh Panchang
- Data Tables: Exposing Row Headers – Sailesh Panchang
- Does a Simple Data Table Need to Expose Row and Column Headers? – Sailesh Panchang
Help Screen Reader Users by Giving Data Tables a
Summary – Roger Johansson
HTML5 Caption Element and Headings – Gez Lemon- Hey, It’s Still OK to Use Tables – Adrian Roselli.
- Implementing Accessible Workplace Tech Creating Accessible Tables for the Web (Video) – Gian Wild
- JAWS Ate My
Tables – Jared Smith - Layout Tables – Dennis Lembree
Layout Tables and Repair Techniques – Gez Lemon- Making Data Tables More Accessible – Benjy Stanton
- Notes on Fixing Incorrect Table Structure Using ARIA – Steve Faulkner
- Source Order Matters – Adrian Roselli
Source Order and Display Order Should Match – Roger
Johansson
Purpose of the summary Attribute – Gez Lemon- Short Note on Scoping Mechanisms – Steve Faulkner
- Structure Tabular Information Using Table Markup – Denis Boudreau
- Tables, CSS Display Properties, and ARIA Adrian Roselli
- Tables, JSON, CSS, ARIA, RWD, TLAs… – Adrian Roselli
- Tables and Beers – Steve Faulkner
- Tables, Tequila and Beer – Steve Faulkner
- Table with Expando Rows – Adrian Roselli
- Unintentionally Tabling Table Semantics – Scott O’Hara
- Use Scope Attributes to Associate Cells in Complex Data Tables – Denis Boudreau
- Use the th Element to Specify Row and Column Headers in
Data Tables – Roger Johansson - Writing for the Web #6: Freeing your Content from HTML Tables Used for Layout – Linnea Ann Williams
Testing, Checking, Validating
- 10 Accessibility Checks in 10 Minutes – Rakesh Paladugula
- 60 Seconds to Learn How to Make Your Website More Accessible? – David Kennedy
A Challenge to Accessibility Testing Tool Vendors –
Karl Groves- A Warning About Automated Accessibility ‘Warnings’ – Scott O’Hara
- A Workflow for Testing Web Accessibility with Free Tools – David A. Kennedy
- Accessibility Audits are Fun! – Jess Lee
Accessibility Barrier Scores – Roger Hudson
Accessibility Checklists Can be Helpful if Used Right –
Roger Johansson- Accessibility
Conformance Evaluation Methodology – W3C - Accessibility
Priority Tool – Roger Hudson - Accessibility Prioritization – Laying the Foundation with a Strategic Plan, Part 1 – Glenda Sims
- Accessibility
Testing and Reporting with TAW3 – Patrick H.
Lauke - Accessibility Testing by People with Disabilities – Becky Gibson
Accessibility Testing – Establishing a Screen Reader Test
Plan – Henny Swan
Accessibility Testing In Web Browsers – Brian
Kelly- Accessibility Testing with the NVDA Screenreader (Video) – Matt Isner
Accessibility Testing, Research and Development –
Suzanne Taylor- Accessibility
Testing Software Compared – Steve Faulkner - Accessibility Testing Tools for Desktop and Mobile Websites – Paul J Adam
- Accessibility Testing Tools – Updated – Steve Faulkner
- Accessibility Testing, Tools and Workflow (Video) – Rian Rietveld
- Accessibility
Tools for Quality Assurance: Color Contrast – Martin
Kliehm - Affirming the Consequent – Karl Groves
- Alexa
100 Accessibility Errors – Jared Smith - An Intro To Screen Reader Testing for Sighted Developers – Jessica Jordan
Are Accessibility Evaluation Tools Useless? – Roger
Johansson- Auditing For Accessibility Problems With Firefox Developer Tools – Marco Zehe
- Auditing Web Content with Web Inspector (Video) – Apple
- Automated Testing for Web Accessibility – Anders Fredericksen
- Automated Testing is Not Enough For Web Accessibility ADA Compliance – Giacomo Petri and Christian Federici
- Automated Testing with aXe (Video) – Rob Dodson
- Automated Web Accessibility Testing Tools Are Not Judges – Karl Groves
- Basic Screen Reader Commands for Accessibility Testing – Leonie Watson
- Beware
the Automated Accessibility Tool Trap – Trenton
Moss - Beyond Automatic Accessibility Testing: 6 Things I Check on Every Website I Build – Manuel Matuzovic
- Building More Accessible Technology – Google
- Building the Most Inaccessible Site Possible with a Perfect Lighthouse Score – Manuel Matuzovic
Certification and Testing – Joe Clark- Choosing an Automated Accessibility Testing Tool – 13 Questions You Should Ask – Karl Groves
Developer Tools to Help Check Web Accessibility – Emily
Coward- Do Accessibility Checkers have a Place in QA? – Wilco Fiers
- Easy Checks – A First Review of Web Accessibility Updated Draft – W3C
Efficiency in Accessibility Testing or, Why Usability
Testing Should be Last – Karl Groves- Evaluating
for Accessibility – Shawn Lawton Henry and Mary
Grossnickle - Evaluating Web Accessibility Overview – Web Accessibility
Initiative -
Evaluating Website Accessibility Part 1, Background and
Preparation – Roger Johansson - Everything You Know About Accessibility Testing is Wrong, Part 1 – Karl Groves
- Everything You Know About Accessibility Testing is Wrong, Part 2 – Karl Groves
- Everything You Know About Accessibility is Wrong, Part 3 – Karl Groves
- Everything You Know About Accessibility Testing is Wrong, Part 4 – Karl Groves
Getting Accessibility Testing Right – Leonie
Watson- Getting Set Up to Manually Test Web Accessibility – Madalyn Parker
- Getting
Started with Accessibility Assessments – Andrew Arch,
Sofia Celic, Steve Faulkner, and Brian Hardy - Handling Erratic Behaviour With AT – Gez Lemon
- Is Testing With A Screen Reader Enough? – Kathy Wahlbin
- How Long Does it Take to Test 25 Billion Web Pages –
Karl Groves - How to Build a Cloud-Hosted Accessibility Testing Windows Computer using Amazon WorkSpaces – Eric Bailey
- How I Do an Accessibility Audit (Video) – Rob Dodson
How To Evaluate A Web Site’s Accessibility Level –
David Sloan- How To Get Development on Board With Accessibility Testing – Dylan Barrell
- How to Use the WAVE Tool to Test and Boost Site Accessibility – Virginia DeBolt
How to Structure an Accessibility Review – Joseph
Dolson
In Defense of Checklist Accessibility – Karl
Groves- Involving
Users in Web Projects for Better, Easier Accessibility
– The Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) - Live Accessibility And Performance Audits At SmashingConf Toronto (Videos) – Markus Seyfferth
Measuring Accessibility – Roger Hudson
Making Accessibility More Real – Roger Johansson- My Post-CSUN Comparison of Web Accessibility Checkers – Terrill Thompson
- Notes on ZoomText Web Finder – Steve Faulkner
Pitfalls of Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools – Peter
Krantz- Question About Testing on Screen Readers – Jared Smith
Remaining Challenges of Measuring the Accessibility of Web
Sites According to WCAG 2.0 – egovernments- Real-Time Remote Usability Testing with Screen Reader Users, Part 1: Practical Overview – Caitlin Geier
- Real-Time Remote Usability Testing with Screen Reader Users, Part 2: Tips and Tricks – Caitlin Geier
- Research
Report on Web Accessibility Metrics – W3C - Results of the 2016 GOV.UK Assistive Technology Survey – Chris Moore
- Rocket
Surgery and Accessibility User Testing – Jared
Smith - OATMEAL – Accessibility Testing for the Web – eBay
Screen Reader Testing is Back in Style – Jon
Whiting- Screen Readers as a Development Tool for Web Developers –
WebAIM Thread - Some Thoughts on Automated Web Accessibility Testing – Karl Groves
- Testing for Accessibility – GOV.UK
- Testing for Web
Accessibility – WebAIM
Testing Invalid Content with Accessibility Validators –
Gez Lemon- Testing
with Screen Readers: A Hypothetical Conversation –
WebAIM - Testing Web
Content for Accessibility – WebAIM - The 6 Simplest Web Accessibility Tests Anyone Can Do – Karl Groves
- The Three Developers and the Insightful User Tester – Scott O’Hara
- The Importance Of Manual Accessibility Testing – Eric Bailey
- The Value of Involving People with Disabilities in User Research – Sarah Horton
- The WebAIM Million: What We Learned Analyzing 1,000,000 Web Site Home Pages – Jared Smith
- The WAVE Accessibility Tool – Laura Calson
- Three Things You Should Know Before Using VoiceOver for Testing – Jon Whiting
- This One Secret Will Save you $100,000 on Accessibility – Karl Groves
- Tips For Conducting Usability Studies With Participants With Disabilities – Peter McNally
- Understanding the Basics of Web Accessibility Testing – Denis Boudreau
- Using Narrator Dev Mode – Léonie Watson
- Using NVDA to Evaluate Web Accessibility –
WebAIM - Using
VoiceOver to Evaluate Web Accessibility – WebAIM - UN Survey
-
Unified Web
Evaluation Methodology (UWEM0.5) - Unit Testing Accessibility – Jakub Jedryszek
Use of Automated Tools For Testing Web Site
Accessibility – Marieke Guy
User Testing with Intellectually Disabled Users –
George Ornbo- Using JAWS to Evaluate Web Accessibility – WebAIM
- Using NVDA to Evaluate Web Accessibility – WebAIM
- Using VoiceOver to Evaluate Web Accessibility – WebAIM
- How To Get Development on Board With Accessibility Testing – Dylan Barrell
- WCAG Accessibility Conformance Testing (ACT) – Shadi Abou-Zahra
- Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools List – W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
- Web
Accessibility Evaluation Tools Need People – Shawn
Lawton Henry - Web
Accessibility Testing – Jim Thatcher et al.
Web Accessibility Testing: Do Automatic Testing First –
Karl Groves
Web Accessibility Testing: What Can be Tested and How –
Karl Groves- Web Accessibility Testing Tools – Who tests the DOM? – Karl Groves
- What Could ‘Simplified Monitoring’ of the Implementation of the Web Accessibility Directive Mean? – Detlev Fischer
What is an Accessibility Audit? – Leonie Watson- Website Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Methodology (WCAG-EM) 1.0 – Eric Velleman and Shadi Abou-Zahra, editors
- Why You Can’t Test a Screen Reader (Yet)! – Rob Dodson
- Would You Publish Without Spellchecking? – Mike Gifford New!
- Writing Automated Tests for Accessibility – Marcy Sutton
- Why Accessibility Testing with Real Users is so Important – Helen Wood and Jennifer Kline
- Why You Can’t Test a Screen Reader (Yet)! – Rob Dodson
Text Alternatives and Text
Equivalents
- 1.1.1 Non-Text Content – Rakesh Paladugula
- A11yNYC June 13 2019 – Data Visualization with Doug Schepers (Video) – Doug Schepers
A Call for Consistent Display of alt text Across
Browsers – Roger Johansson- A Plan for Accessible Charts – Benjy Stanton
A Super Simple Way to Make Images Accessible: Alt Text
versus Title Explained – Glenda Watson Hyatt- Accessible Image Sample Book – Diagram Center
Adding ALT Text in Blogger – John Eric Brandt- All About Alt Text – Marie Mosley
alt and title Content Display in Popular Browsers –
Steve Faulkner- Alternative Content
for Graphics – Jim Thatcher - Alternative Text and Images – Ire Aderinokun
Alternative Text for Images: the ALT attribute –
Estelle Weyl- Alternate Text for Background Images – David MacDonald
ALT Attributes for Images – Matt Cutts
Alt Text is an Alternative, Not a Tooltip – Roger
Johansson- Alt
Texts – Jukka ‘Yucca’ Korpela - Alt-Texts: The Ultimate Guide – Daniel Göransson
- An Alt Text Primer – Nicolas Steenhout
- Appropriate Use of
Alternative Text – Jared Smith - ARIA-describedby – Rakesh Paladugula
- Automated Descriptions
- Best Chart Accessibility Practices – Denis Kryukov
- Best Practices for Accessible Diagram Design (Draft) – Detlev Fischer
- Beyond ALT
Text: Making the Web Easy to Use for Users With
Disabilities – Nielsen Norman Group -
Can the alt Attribute Be Omitted Without Hurting
Accessibility? – Roger Johansson - Configuring Internet Explorer to Handle Longdesc – Sean
Hayes - Contextually Marking up Accessible Images and SVGs – Scott O’Hara
- Creating
Accessible Images – WebAIM - Creating an Accessible Infographic – Michael Guill
CSS Background
Images Cannot and Should Not Have Alternate Text –
Roger Johansson- Decision Trees for Text Alternatives:
- Defining Multiple Captions and alt Text for Responsive Images – Ian Devlin
- Describing aria-describedby – Scott O’Hara
- Endangered Species of the Web – The Image – Christian Heilmann
- Effective Practices for Description of Science Content
within Digital Talking Book – NCAM - Ensure ATs Ignore Images that are Purely Decorative and Repetitive – Deque
- Flowcharts & Concept Maps – Penn State
- Getting the Details on aria-details – Scott O’Hara
- How Learning ASL Improved my Alt Text (Video) – Shaun Lariaut
- How to Design Great Alt Text: An Introduction – Caitlin Geier
HTML5 Accessibility Chops – SVG Text Alternative
Example – Steve Faulkner-
HTML5 Image Description Extension Charles McCathie
Nevile, editor - HTML5: Techniques
for Providing Useful Text Alternatives – Steve
Faulkner, editor - How To Describe Images – Benetech
- I Turned Off Email Images for a Month…and Here’s What I Saw – Kirsti Scott
- Infographic Accessibility – Text is Text – Derek Featherstone
Image alt Attributes Not Always Required in HTML5 –
Adrian A. Roselli- Image alt Exception Change Re-Re-Re-Requested – Adrian Roselli
- Images are Already About Accessibility – Megan Erin Miller
- Images
in Context – Derek Featherstone - Images of Text – Rakesh Paladugula
Images of Text – Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 7
– Dey Alexander- Interactive Map Accessibility Principles – AccessibilityOz
- Invisible Visualization – Doug Schepers
- How I Hear – Andrew Walker
- How Icons are Ruining Interfaces – Hampus Sethfors
- Testing Labeling Icons – Adina Halter
-
Longdesc and Other Long Image Description Solutions, Part
1: The Issues – Dennis Lembree - Longdesc Links, History, Future – Dennis Lembree
- Longdesc Misuse: How Prevalent? – Karl Groves
- Maps and Virtual Tours
- Mini
FAQ About
The Alternate Text Of Images – Ian Hickson
More on Image alt Requirement in HTML5 – Adrian
Roselli- New
Image-Description Guidelines Coming from ISO/IEC –
Geoff Freed - Notes on Guidelines For Speech accessible HTML for Dragon NaturallySpeaking – Steve Faulkner
- Now
You See It, Now You Don’t – E-Access Bulletin
Null alt Text – Web Accessibility Initiative
Educational Outreach Thread initiated by William
Loughborough.- Orca Now Supports longdesc – Joanmarie Diggs
- Patents versus Accessibility – Adrian Roselli
- Practice Describing Images – Benetech
- Provide alt Attributes for Active Images – Denis Boudreau
- Provide Long Descriptions for Complex Images Using Longdesc – Denis Boudreau
NVDA Screen Reader Now Recognises Long Description –
Media Access Australia- Pro Tip: Making Images Accessible to Screen Readers Doesn’t Need to be Hard – Carie Fisher
Providing long description for non-text content that serves
the same purpose and presents the same information –
W3C
Providing a long description in another location with a
link to it that is immediately adjacent to the non-text
content
– W3C
Providing a long description in text near the non-text
content, with a reference to the location of the long
description in the short description – W3C- Providing
short text alternative for non-text content that serves the
same purpose and presents the same information as the
non-text content – W3C
Providing short text alternatives that provide a brief
description of the non-text content – W3C- Providing the
accepted name or a descriptive name of the non-text
content – W3C
Punctuating Text-Equivalents – Mike Davies- Researchers Plan
To Automate Web Image Description – Tristan Parker
Requiring the alt Attribute in HTML5 – Gez Lemon- Response
to: Deprecate Longdesc Change Proposal – John
Foliot
Safari, WebKit and alt Text for Missing Images – Roger
Johansson- Short Note on alt in HTML – Steve Faulkner
- Short Note on aria-labelledby and aria-describedby – Steve Faulkner
- Short Note on Coding alt Text – Steve Faulkner
- Teaching Accessibility Core Rules – Denis Boudreau
- Text Alternatives – W3C
- Text Alternatives for Images with Captions – Dey Alexander
- Text and Links – Joe Clark
- Text
Equivalents Overview – Jon Gunderson - The Alt and
Accessibility – Mike Cherim
The Alt and Title Attributes – Roger Johansson
The alt Attribute is NOT for Tooltips – Robert
Nyman
The Hidden Nuggets of WCAG2: The Wonderful World of ALT
Attributes, – Gian Wild
The Hidden Nuggets of WCAG2: When Not to Use ALT
Attributes – Gian Wild
The Image Problem – Joe Clark-
The
longdesc Lottery – Mark Pilgrim - The Visual-Only Icon Problem
– Joe Dolson - Test for Text Label Issues using the Firefox Accessibility Inspector (Video) – Youri Wims
Thinking About Accessibility – Equivalent Content –
Mike Davies- This Open Source Software Could Make Museum Websites More Accessible – Claire Voon
- Three Common Accessibility Pitfalls for Developers – Text Alternatives – Julie Grundy
- Understanding SC 1.1.1 Non-text Content – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Use On-Page Image Descriptions – Adrian Roselli
- Using alt
Attributes on Images Used as Submit Buttons – W3C - Using alt, figcaption, and longdesc Together – Shelley Powers
- UX Accessibility with aria-label – Heydon Pickering
- Web
Accessibility – Alt Text and Long Descriptions –
IncludeTrinity. - WCAG Techniques for Image Text Alternatives – Joshue O Connor
- When Can a Web Author Use Null alt Text alt=”” to Make an Image Conform to WCAG? – David MacDonald
- When is an Image ‘Purely Decorative’? – Dey Alexander
- When To Describe Images – Benetech
- When to Use the Null alt Option for Images – Virginia DeBolt
- Woe-ARIA: aria-describedby: To Report or Not to Report? – Jamie Teh
- Woe-ARIA – The Surprisingly but Ridiculously Complicated World of aria-label/ledby – Jamie Teh
- Writing Appropriate Alternate Text for Images – Rakesh Paladugula
Writing Good alt Text – Roger Johansson- Writing Text Descriptions – Léonie Watson
Text Links: “Click Here” don’t use
it
Text Only Versions
Title Attributes
Title Elements
Tools:
Accessibility
Tutorials and Handbooks
Usability and Accessibility
Vestibular Disabilites/Animation
WCAG 2.1
- 1.3.4 Orientation – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.3.4: Orientation – New SC in the WCAG 2.1 – Suman Damera
- 1.3.5 Identify Input Purpose – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.4.10 Reflow – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.4.11 Non-Text Contrast – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.4.12 Text Spacing – Rakesh Paladugula
- 1.4.13: Content on Hover or Focus – Rakesh Paladugula
- 2.1.4 Character Key Shortcuts – WCAG 2.1 – Level A – Rakesh Paladugula
- 2.5.3 Label in Name WCAG 2.1 Level A – Rakesh Paladugula
- 2.5.4 Motion Actuation WCAG 2.1 Level A – Rakesh Paladugula
- 2.5.2: Pointer Cancellation WCAG 2.1 Level A – Rakesh Paladugula
- 4.1.3: Status Messages-New SC in the WCAG 2.1 – Suman Damera
- 4.1.3: Status Messages – WCAG 2.1 Level AA – Rakesh Paladugula
- A Breath of Fresh Air: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Updated – Bricker and Eckler
- Accessibility Guidelines Summary – Jean-Francois Hector New!
- Accessibility NYC Meetup Recap: WCAG 2.1: An Evening With Andrew Kirkpatrick (Video) – Andrew Kirkpatrick
- Are You Ready for WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Guidelines? – Jack Niland
- Beyond the Marketing Minute: WCAG 2.1 Compliance Tips for Designers – Ashley Mugnolo
- Call for Review: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 is a W3C Proposed Recommendation – W3C
- Case Study – Podcast Becomes a WCAG 2.1 Implementation Site – Nicolas Steenhout
- Content on Hover & Focus – Detlev Fischer
- Does WCAG 2.1 Replace 2.0? When Should You Adopt WCAG 2.1? – Jonathan Avila
- DIY Accessibility Brunch ‘n’ Learn: WCAG 2.1 (Video) – Amy Drayer
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 1.3.4 Orientation – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 1.3.5 Identify Input Purpose – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.1.4 Character Key Shortcuts – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 1.4.10 Reflow – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 1.4.11 Non‑text Contrast – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 1.4.12 Text Spacing – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 1.4.13 Content on Hover or Focus – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.2.6 Timeouts – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.3.3 Animations from Interaction – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.5.3 Label in Name – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.5.4 Motion Actuation – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.5.5 Target Size – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 2.5.6 Concurrent Input Mechanisms – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 – 4.1.3 Status Messages – Becky Gibson
- Exploring WCAG 2.1 for Australian Government Services – The Digital Transformation Agency
- First Website Accessibility Agreement Reached With WCAG 2.1 As Its Standard – Lainey Feingold
- Future Accessibility: a First Look at WCAG 2.1 (Video) – Alastair Campbell
- Intopia Launches WCAG 2.1 Map – Ricky Onsman
- iOS Accessibility Properties: How They Relate to WCAG, and How to Correctly Use Them – Jennifer Dailey
- How do You Test Success Criterion 1.3.5 on Mobile Applications? (Update) – Chrissie Henning
- Making Your Website Accessible Part 4: WCAG 2.1 – Cynthia Ng
- New Accessibility Recommendation Published – Laura Carlson
- New Features in Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 and What You Need to Do – Ashley Sheridan
- New Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 – What, When, How – Jason Taylor
- POUR the Foundation First – Homer Gaines
- Quick Test: Large Touch Targets – Eric Bailey
- Rethinking Accessibility: Role-Based Analysis of WCAG 2.0 (Video) – Bill Tyler
- Semantically Identifying a Font Icon with role=”img” – W3C Accessibility Guidelines Working Group
- Short Note on Getting Spaced Out with SC 1.4.12 Text Spacing – Steve Faulkner
- Simplifying the New WCAG 2.1 Guidelines – Michael Gower
- The Generally Prevailing Website Accessibility Guidelines Have Been Refreshed – Its Time to Officially Welcome WCAG 2.1 – Joshua A. Stein
- Target Size and 2.5.5 – Adrian Roselli
- The Fate of ‘Target Size’ – Detlev Fischer
- The New Guidelines in WCAG 2.1 Explained – Alexander Skogberg
- The Whats and Whys of WCAG 2.1 – Nathan Haines
- These Aren’t the SCs You’re Looking For … (Mis)adventures in WCAG 2.x Interpretation and Audits (Video) – Patrick Lauke (Patrick’s Slides)
- To Whom Does the Burden Fall? – Anne Gibson
- Tooltips in the Time of WCAG 2.1 – Sarah Higley
- Understanding SC 3.1.2 Language of Parts – Sathish Kumar
- Understanding WCAG 2.1: A History of WCAG – Glenda Sims
- Understanding WCAG 2.1 Guideline 2.5: Input Modalities – Bureau of Internet Accessibility
- Understanding SC 1.2.1 Audio-only and Video-only (Prerecorded) – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 1.3.1 Info and Relationship – Sathish Kumar
- Understanding SC 1.3.2 Meaningful Sequence – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 3.2.2 on Input – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 3.2.3 Consistent Navigation – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 3.3.1 Error Identification – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 3.2.4 Consistent Identification – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 3.3.2 Labels or Instructions – Sathish Kumar
- Understanding SC 3.3.3 Error Suggestion – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 3.3.4 Error Prevention (Legal, Financial, Data) – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding SC 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value – Raghavendra Satish Peri
- Understanding WCAG 2.1 – Reviewing Cognitive Success Criteria – Glenda Sims
- Understanding WCAG 2.1 – Reviewing Low Vision Success Criteria – Glenda Sims
- Understanding WCAG 2.1 – Reviewing Mobile Success Criteria – Glenda Sims
- Understanding WCAG 2.1: What to Expect (Video) – Glenda Sims
- Using WCAG 2.1 (PDF) – Alastair Campbell
- VPAT – Information Technology Industry Council “…WCAG 2.1 has now been incorporated into the EU, WCAG, and INT editions of the VPAT…”
- W3C Updates Website Accessibility Standards – Klein Moynihan Turco
- WCAG 2.1 – 2.5.2 Pointer Cancellation – Becky Gibson and Eric Eggert
- WCAG 2.1 a Welcome Update to Web Accessibility – Joseph C. Dolson
- WCAG 2.1 Accessibility Checklist – Access W3
- WCAG 2.1 Adoption in Europe – Shadi Abou-Zahra
- WCAG 2.1 and PDF Accessibility – Common Look
- WCAG 2.1 and Silver (AG): What is Next for Accessibility Guidelines – Glenda Sims
- WCAG 2.1 and the Current State of Web Accessibility in Libraries – Carli Spina
- WCAG 2.1 and What the New Criteria Really Mean for Your Website – Corbb O’Connor and Erin Jones
- WCAG 2.1 Checklist – Maxability
- WCAG 2.1. Criterio 1.4.12 (AA) Herramienta gratuita para evaluarlo – Olga Carreras Montoto
- WCAG 2.1 – Exploring Pointer Gestures – Becky Gibson
- WCAG 2.1: Exploring the New Success Criteria – Jonathan Avila
- WCAG 2.1 Guidelines. What’s New We May Expect – Artur Kaczmarek
- WCAG 2.1 Guidelines. What’s New We May Expect? –
Artur Kaczmarek - WCAG 2.1 Implementation Report – W3C AG Working Group
- WCAG 2.1 in 7 Perspectives – Cindy McCourt
- WCAG 2.1 is a Candidate Recommendation – Andrew Kirkpatrick
- WCAG 2.1 is a Technical Recommendation – Joshue O Connor
- WCAG 2.1 is a Web Standard “W3C Recommendation” – Shawn Henry
- WCAG 2.1 Is Here – What’s In It For You
- WCAG 2.1 Meets STEM: Application, Interpretation, and Opportunities for FurtherStandard Development – Jason White
- WCAG 2.1 Primer (Alpha) – GOV.UK
- WCAG 2.1 Principles Explained: Operability – Bureau of Internet Accessibility
- WCAG 2.1 Principles Explained: Robustness – Bureau of Internet Accessibility
- WCAG 2.1 Released; LFLegal.com Part of the Process – Lainey Feingold
- WCAG 2.1: Success Criteria for Cognitive Disabilities – Kurt Mattes
- WCAG 2.1 Summary for Web Writers – Dey Alexander
- WCAG 2.1: The Final List of Candidate Success Criteria is Here – David MacDonald
- WCAG 2.1: What Does It Actually Mean? – Robert DeLuca
- WCAG 2.1: What is Next for Accessibility Guidelines – Glenda Sims
- WCAG 2.1 What You Need to Know About the Most Recent Accessibility Standards (Video) – Eduardo Meza and Kara Zirkel
- WCAG 2.1 What’s New and What to Do With It (Video) – Alastair Campbell
- WCAG 2.1: What’s up with Accessibility Guidelines – Sathish Kumar
- WCAG 2.1 – Why It’s Time – CommonLook
- WCAG 2.1: Writing a Recommendation – Audrey Maniez
- WCAG Confusion Around Audio Description – Vision Australia
- WCAG Success Criteria 3.1.1 and 3.1.2: Language of Page and Parts – Bureau of Internet Accessibility
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1-for People Who Haven’t Read the Update – Alan Dalton
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 – Patrick H. Lauke
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Overview – Sue Ann Rodriquez
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 – Recommended – Alastair Campbell
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines WCAG 2.1 is Now W3C Recommendation – Rakesh Paladugula
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 (Video) – Nicolas Steenhout, Eric Eggert, Tobias Nyholm, Glenda Sims, and Sandra Eriksson
- WebAIM’s WCAG 2 Checklist – WebAIM
- Welcome, WCAG 2.1! The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines get an update. – Becky Gibson
- What is the Difference Between WCAG A and WCAG AA Conformance? – Jonathan Avila
- What’s New in WCAG 2.1 – Adrian Rosell
- What’s New in WCAG 2.1? – Ricky Onsman
- What’s New with WCAG 2.1 (Video) – Andrew Macpherson, Drupal 8 Core Accessibility Maintainer
- What is the Best Way to Dismiss Content on Hover or Focus? – Detlev Fischer
- What You Should Know About WCAG 2.1 – Sofia Enamorado
- What You Need to Know About WCAG 2.1 – Adam C. Conrad
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 – Draft Proposal – Zoltan Hawryluk
- World Wide Web Publishes Expanded Web Accessibility Guidelines – Kristina M. Launey and Minh N. Vu
WordPress
Writing
-
Accessibility for Web Writers by Dey Alexander
- Introduction: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 1
- Text Alternatives for Images Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 2
- Tagging Headings, Lists, Quotations, Tables: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 3
- Sensory Characteristics: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 4
- Colour: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 5
- Colour Contrast: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 6
- Images of Text: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 7
- Page Titles: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 8
- Link Purpose: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 9
- Headings and labels: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 10
- Section Headings: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 11
- Language of Parts: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 12
- Unusual words (jargon, idioms): Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 13
- Abbreviations: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 14
- Reading Level: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 15
- Pronunciation of Ambiguous Words: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 16
- Consistent Use and Labelling of Icons: Accessibility for Web Writers, Part 17
- Accessibility Checklist for Web Writers
- The Writer’s Guide to Making Accessible Web Content – Genevieve Conti
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