Table of Contents
I. Introduction
II. What is web accessibility?
III. Why is web accessibility important?
IV. How to create web-acces...
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Good overview of the main pieces of accessibility for the web. One more thing though. WCAG versions and which ones to use for types of sites. For example, most sites I've built fall under WCAG 2.x AA. The only websites I've seen needing AAA are government websites because those services need to be 100% accessible.
Side note: It baffles me how many times I see part of a website not meet the contrast criteria. Make sure you check the ratios of the mockups you get.
Also, a11y has an awesome checklist to run through: a11yproject.com/checklist/
This is a great guide, thanks for sharing! 🙌
Heads up that you might consider editing your post and switching out one of your other tags for the #a11y (accessibility) tag.
#a11y
You definitely don't have to, but I think this tag would be a great fit for your post here.
Thanks you so much, I'll include the tag.
Web accessibility is an important consideration for frontend developers. Using semantic HTML, providing text alternatives, and using accessible colors and contrast are all key factors in making websites more inclusive to all users, regardless of their abilities or disabilities. We also prioritize web accessibility when building projects to ensure that our digital content is accessible to everyone who interacts with it.
This is a great post. Thanks for sharing
Thank youuu!!!
This was helpful thank you 👏
I've been really interested in web accessibility and this guide summons up the basics amazingly!
Informative and interesting article.
To improve the accessibility of links do not use labels like "here" for them, like you did in the testing section, but a more descriptive one for example:
"Learn more about NVDA."
Oh thank you, will do that
Regarding Use ARIA attributes part.
The first rule of ARIA states Don't use ARIA.
For more info you might be interested in reading the following article.
5 Rules of ARIA
Thank you😀, will include this in the article
Nice! article. I have also published one article and channel last month for social cause and for our dev community but, didn't receive much response though. Sharing link here if found useful.
Bridging the gap developer friendly approach for WCAG
Thank you, I'll check out your article.