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Table of Contents
- Accessibility Overview
- 10.1 Introduction to Accessibility
- 10.2 What is Accessibility
- 10.3 Understanding the diversity of users
- 10.4 Quiz: Diversity of Users (Broken Arms)
- 10.5 Quiz: Diversity of Users (Blindness)
- 10.6 Quiz: Diversity of Users (Audio)
- 10.7 Quiz: Diversity of Users (Baby)
- 10.8 Quiz: Diversity of Users (Concussion)
- 10.9 Quiz: Diversity of Users (RSI)
- 10.10 Using a Screen Reader
- 10.11 Quiz: Experiencing a screen Reader
- 10.12 Checklist
- 10.13 Quiz: Using WebAIM Checklist
- 10.14 Gear Shift into Course practicalities.
A11y is short for accessibility!
What accessible really means is that the site and content should be available for anyone.
These are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
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Perceivable
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Make sure it’s perceivable for those who are blind, deaf, etc..
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Operable
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Can users use and navigate the content?
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Understandable
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Can all users understand the interface
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Robust
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does it work with assistance technology?
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Together this forms POUR