Accessibility Toolkit: Understanding WCAG once and for all!
summary
A pocket toolkit converts WCAG criteria into printed cards and a PWA that teams actually use to learn and apply accessibility: originally 61 cards updated to 78 success criteria, each card shows a concise summary, visual markings for the four principles, and QR codes linking to full criteria for quick lookup. It grows from card-sorting workshops, is shared under Creative Commons, is used inside companies and events, already includes WCAG 2.2 drafts, and the physical set proves effective in training and design review.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48Understanding WCAG
- 5:03WCAG challenges
- 7:11The birth of the accessibility toolkit
- 10:02Prototyping the toolkit
- 13:34Design and features
- 15:42Digital toolkit launch
- 17:27Toolkit impact
- 21:26Future plans
- 24:16Closing remarks
- 25:21Q&A
- 26:30WCAG 3.0 recommendations
- 28:52Simplifying WCAG
- 31:50Q&A: WAI-ARIA and extensions
- 34:41Call to action
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