100 Days of A11y
summary
Commits to one hour a day for 100 days to learn accessibility, reads WCAG 2.0 and WCAG 2.0 and WAI-ARIA, finishes the five-week FutureLearn digital accessibility course, works through Inclusive Design Patterns and Designing with Web Standards, audits four internal pages, starts a state web accessibility working group, drafts an ARIA tutorial for developers, delivers a webinar on making slides and transcripts usable, and tweets daily logs — outcome: practical checklists, clearer priorities, and a plan to keep improving rather than an instant fix.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 2:31Inspirations
- 4:50Guidelines
- 6:03Goals
- 6:45To Read
- 9:15Take Action
- 11:00A Tentative Roadmap, 1st half
- 13:29A Tentative Roadmap, 2nd half
- 14:34What Really Happened: Read
- 20:06What Really Happened: Conspired
- 21:01Internals
- 21:43Externals
- 31:20I'd Do It Again, But...
- 37:43Additional Resources
- 38:34I Challenge You...
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