Accessibility

Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats - Un pódcast de Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski - Full Stack JavaScript Web Developers

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In this episode Wes and Scott dive into the very big topic of accessibility, from the basics and easy wins to best practices, tools, resources and more!

Cloudinary - Sponsor

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Also, check out Making Media Accessible: How to Automatically Generate alt Text for Images. In the first part of the series, Cloudinary will demonstrate how you can integrate machine learning tools into your image management pipeline to automatically generate alt text for your assets.

Deque - Sponsor

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For users looking to scale accessibility, export issues and collaborate with colleagues, Deque offers an enterprise toolset called Attest. Attest also allows you to select accessibility custom rules, offers a more robust API and more integrations AND can test the accessibility of your iOS and Android applications.

Show Notes

6:00 - Basics

What is accessibility?
Amy Carney Tweet
Tim Berners Lee Quote
a11y
What types of disabilities are there?
- Temporary, situational, and permanent
Tweet thread with lots of info

15:03 - How do you write accessible code (easy wins)?

Clean HTML
Semantic elements
Use the alt attribute on images
HTML5 (article, section, header, footer, aside)
Proper inputs types - number, text,
CSS order property on Flexbox and Grid
Colors and proper contrast
Use links and buttons properly
Use ARIA roles to define elements when semantic HTML falls flat (popups, non-standard controls, etc.)
- Introduction to ARIA
- Using ARIA: Roles, States, and Properties
Keyboard only navigation
Tabindex
Skip to content
“Skip Navigation” Links
a11y ESLint rules
Video captions for ESL
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