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Simplifying Web Development with Accessibility Best Practices

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Overview

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Make your web apps and sites easier to build by learning the art of accessibility.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Simplifying web development with accessibility
1. Back to Basics
  • Overcomplicating things that already work
  • The purpose of the web
  • Why accessibility breaks
2. Accessible Design
  • Designing an accessible color palette
  • Designing accessible typography
  • Designing accessible content hierarchies and flows
3. Hiding and Showing
  • Is hiding or showing content a good idea?
  • How to hide visual content
  • How to hide content from screen readers
4. Semantics and Interactivity
  • The role of semantic elements
  • Elements with purpose
  • Link and button basics
  • Links
  • Buttons
  • Screen reader–friendly links and buttons
  • Icon links and buttons with SVG
5. Images, Graphics, and Media
  • Images, graphics, and media basics
  • The img element
  • The figure and figcaption elements
  • Accessible SVG
  • Making embedded videos more accessible
  • Adding transcripts
6. Practical Examples
  • Mobile-friendly navigation menu
  • Multilevel navigation menu
  • Basic card
  • Card with internal links
  • Date picker
7. Proof and Pudding
  • Simplifying web development with accessibility best practices
  • Where to find more information
  • Tools for manually testing sites
  • Lighthouse score and similar
Conclusion
  • Accessibility mindset

Taught by

Morten Rand-Hendriksen

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