A Practical Guide To Designing For Colorblind People — Smashing Magazine
Color accessibility is more than just ticking boxes. Even with good contrast, some color palettes can make interfaces challenging for users. Here are some practical guidelines to ensure more inclusive design for colorblind people. An upcoming part of Smart Interface Design Patterns.
Just another usability and accessibility pro telling authors not to do the thing they continue to do. It’s Ok to Disable Buttons There are plenty of cases where you want to disable a button until a user takes a conscious action to enable it, such as when launching nuclear missiles.…
When is it acceptable to post images of text on your web site? When does it cross the line and fail WCAG SC 1.4.5 Images of Text? Test yourself in this quiz.
Claims that a website can be made fully compliant without manual intervention are not realistic, since no automated tool can cover all the WCAG 2.1 level A and AA criteria. It is even less realistic to expect to detect automatically the additional EN 301549 criteria. Moreover, automatic repair is more challenging than the automatic detection of accessibility failures.
CSS And Accessibility: Inclusion Through User Choice — Smashing Magazine
In this article, Carie Fisher outlines which CSS media features are available for detecting user preferences and how they are used to design and build more inclusive user experiences.
Leitfaden Barrierefreiheit für Redakteur*innen — Moritz Gießmann, UX Engineer and Accessibility Expert from Karlsruhe, Germany.
Dieser Leitfaden wurde erstellt, um es Redakteur*innen leichter zu machen barrierefreie Inhalte zu erstellen. Er enthält die wichtigsten Regeln in möglichst kurzer Form. Er bildet nicht alle potentiell gültigen Regeln ab. Das komplette zugrundeliegende Regelwerk sind die Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Breaking down the 9 new WCAG 2.2 criteria, what they mean for your team and your products, and how you can seamlessly integrate them into your process.
A soundboard (of farts) put together as part of an accessibility presentation. This is the 'after' example, where it is fully accessible due to having real buttons and a description of each fart.
Native or Custom? A Guide to Recognizing Focus Styles - TPGi
How can an auditor be sure that they’re looking at a custom-styled focus indicator, versus the default styling provided by the browser or operating system?