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You can’t rely on testing tools. They can test only 20%–30%.
By Makoto Ueki — We need to clarify the accessibility requirements that the content should ensure in the requirements definition phase. Then we design and develop the content following the requirements. Once the content is developed, we need to verify that it meets the requirements set forth in the final… continue reading
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Custom UI components need extra information to be accessible.
By Kate Kalcevich — Interactions on the web are notorious for being inaccessible to people with disabilities and are often part of the most critical functions, such as: When you use HTML form elements like <input>, <select>, and <button>, information about the element is passed to the DOM (Document Object… continue reading
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Disabled people are digital creators and consumers. We need accessibility in design and development tools.
By Yasmine Elglaly — People with disabilities are not solely end‑users of software; they also create software and digital content. Therefore, it is crucial to consider accessibility during the development of all types of software, including software development tools like integrated development environments (IDEs), version control systems, build tools, and… continue reading
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You need to bake layers of accessibility testing into your process.
By Kate Kalcevich — Accessibility testing is critical to ensure that what you build will work for all users. This includes people with disabilities and people with temporary and situational limitations. For example, both having low vision or being outdoors on a sunny day makes color contrast more important. Layering… continue reading
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