Learn how to create an accessible website in WordPress.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Making accessible websites using WordPress
- WordPress base knowledge
- Web accessibility concepts
- Accessibility and your business
- Assistive technology overview
- Understanding accessibility in WordPress
- WordPress core features
- WordPress Classic themes
- WordPress full site editing
- WordPress plugins
- Creating accessible content
- Examining accessible design
- Accessible color
- Accessible navigation
- Perceivable images and icons
- Page architecture and HTML semantics
- Page builders
- Block themes vs. classic themes vs. page builders
- How to assess plugin accessibility
- ARIA, AJAX, and other four-letter words
- Interacting with forms and their responses
- Authoring tools and accessibility guidelines
- Testing tools for WordPress
- Accessibility overlays
- Accessibility add-ons
- Writing accessible content
- Using audio and video
- Organizing content on the page
- Accessibility support in the Block Editor
- Accessibility support in the Classic Editor
- Automated and manual testing
- Testing accessibility with the keyboard
- Testing accessibility with WAVE by WebAIM
- Testing accessibility with AXE by Deque
- Using bookmarklets for quick assessments
- Finding the issue
- Identifying the source of an issue
- What needs to change?
- Making the change
- Next steps
Taught by
Joe Dolson