Learn how to use Stark to check your design projects for accessibility compliance, and make sure that your work can be enjoyed by as many end-users and viewers as possible.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Accessible design with Stark
- Software changes
- Install the Stark browser extension
- What are the WCAG 2.0 guidelines?
- Conducting a WCAG audit
- Using the contrast checker
- Using the type checker
- Using the ALT text tool
- Checking touch targets
- Setting and correcting focus order
- Stark Landmarks
- Using the Vision Simulator
- Using the Headings tool
- Using Sidekick
- Automatic monitoring
- Using the Stark dashboard
- Connecting to GitHub
- Connecting to a URL
- Connecting to Figma
- Stark Compliance Center overview
- Using the Stark Web tools through a browser's Inspect panel
- Next steps
Taught by
Tom Green
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