2015
Pluralsight
Brian Treese
1:30
English

This course discusses what constitutes a disability when it comes to the Web and how different disabilities/issues affect the way in which people with them use the Web. We will see how designers and developers can make better design decisions to help those with disabilities/issues use their products, cover coding techniques that aid assistive technologies which enable them to better interact with their site or app, and discuss current Web accessibility guidelines and what we can do to meet them. Also, we will explore tools for testing the accessibility of our products that will show us how well we are doing and, in some cases, even allow us to simulate how users with disabilities will experience them.

Introduction
Introduction
Disabilities
Planning for Accessibility
Summary
Designing for Accessibility
Introduction
Responsive Design & Accessibility
Color & Accessibility
Typography & Accessibility
Accessible Form Design
Touch Targets
Focus & Active Indicators
Motion & Vestibular Disorders
Designing for Crisis
Summary
Coding for Accessibility
Introduction
The Proper Document Structure
Images & Accessibility
Content & Accessibility
HTML Attributes & Accessibility
Web Forms & Accessibility
Accessible Keyboard Control
CSS & Accessibility
Performance & Accessibility
Progressive Enhancement & Accessibility
Summary
ARIA Roles & Attributes
What Is ARIA?
ARIA Roles
ARIA States & Properties
ARIA and Keyboard Control
Summary
Accessibility Guidelines & Standards
Introduction
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
Section 508
Summary
Accessibility Testing, Tools, & Resources
Testing for Accessibility
Accessibility Tools
Accessibility Resources
Summary

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