How to design and test an accessible website?
summary
Covers common web accessibility failures and practical fixes using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, including the six most frequent mistakes and how to correct them. Shows how to conduct accessibility user tests with a screen reader and keyboard, discusses what can be automated, and includes a live-coding demo on a purposely inaccessible site to illustrate improvements.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Accessibility introduction
- 2:11Outline and focus
- 3:34WCAG and RGAA contrast
- 6:05Screen reader language
- 8:55Image descriptions
- 12:55Accessible forms
- 17:39Clear buttons and links
- 24:46Automated testing tools
- 30:14RGAA legal obligations
- 33:44AI limits in accessibility
- 36:36Accessibility from start
- 38:46Q&A
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