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A PAGE TALKS ABOUT (WCAG — Framework View)

WCAG FRAMEWORK VIEW

MY WORKOUTS: PICTURE THIS

TOOLS, SOLUTIONS & TECHNOLOGIES

CHANNEL OBJECTIVES

The Accessibility Landscape encompasses _Design, Development, Authoring, Evaluation, and Accessibility Standards & Guidelines _to ensure Web Content is accessible through sophisticated services to all users, including those with disabilities.

ACCESSIBILITY LANDSCAPE

PROGRAM PREVIEW

A PAGE TALKS ABOUT column from the @rewirebyautomation channel, which has published a short introduction to ‘The Glimpse, Accessibility evaluation’. If you haven’t read it yet, please navigate to this story first. I recommend reading the introductory story as a prerequisite before scanning below. It will help you to benefit from and establish connectivity throughout this journey.

Refer to the image below for a Program Preview that links to a series of narratives on the Accessibility Landscape.

ACCESSIBILITY PROGRAM

Refer to the mind map below titled ‘Picture This: An Overview of W3C and WAI’ which serves as a starting point for the journey towards ‘Making the Web Accessible.

W3C AND WAI

Refer to the mind map provided below, entitled ‘Picture This: WCAG — Framework’ which is a crucial element in understanding the Accessibility Journey that covers Principles, Guidelines, and Success Criteria.

WCAG — FRAMEWORK

Refer to the mind map below, which organizes the principles to encompass the four fundamental elements of accessibility: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. It also includes a classification of the guidelines associated with each principle.

PRINCIPLES STRUCTURE

Refer to the mind map below, which illustrates the WCAG recommendations, compliance levels, and technologies utilized in the implementation of web pages/content.

WCAG -DECODE

Refer to the mind map below, which depicts the components used in web pages/content implementation and outlines the corresponding evaluation methods. These are categorized into three major segments: ‘Controls Analysis,’ ‘Readability,’ and ‘Interactive & Navigation.’

COMPONENTS & EVALUATION

The Conclusion: Picture This

THE CONCLUSION

Refer to the voiceover session below from the @reWireAutomation YouTube channel.

As part of the upcoming stories, I will soon publish ‘Approach & Methods’ which is designed to offer valuable insights into Accessibility Evaluation.

APPROACH & METHODS

With this, @rewirebyautomation is signing off!

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