Usability useful for everyone
summary
Argues that WCAG checklists alone leave real users blocked and shows concrete fixes: define an assistive technology support matrix and test with people using JAWS, VoiceOver, ZoomText, switch access; adopt 44px minimum touch targets and expand clickable areas with CSS or ARIA; avoid mega‑menu “tunnel” paths and excessive link density; add visible loading and change notifications; fix sticky headers that hide focus with a CSS :target::before fix or small JS scroll adjustment.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:06History
- 4:50Conformity
- 5:42Limitations
- 10:22Accessibility supported
- 13:03Real user test
- 14:11Multiple users
- 17:44Map of friends
- 19:07Tunnel effect
- 19:35Mega menu
- 21:26Amazon
- 23:08X Hello
- 23:49Too much
- 26:54Too many links
- 27:49Navigation
- 29:00Links per page
- 30:08Extend clickable area
- 30:59Proximity and similarity
- 31:45Filtering
- 34:04Vertical issue
- 36:11Similarity issue
- 38:32User habits
- 42:35Feedbacks
- 44:37Icons
- 47:17The sticky
- 49:31CSS
- 50:03Conclusion
- 50:53Try your website
- 51:54Outro
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