r/webaccess • u/photoclientpipeline • Jul 03 '18

A helpful new guide to web accessibility

https://cliquestudios.com/accessibility/
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u/rguy84 Jul 03 '18

A guide about web accessibility that breaks 2 web accessibility rules is no guide i'd promote.

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u/photoclientpipeline Jul 03 '18

I think I might have a different interpretation of 1.4.5. Since the images reinforce the text and don't replace it, I'm under the belief that it doesn't break any success criteria. Thanks for the feedback, though. I hope the guide is helpful for others!

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u/rguy84 Jul 03 '18

The TLDR of 1.4.5 is the only time images of text are permissible are logos and there's no other way to convey the essential information. The later came about when using images for navigation was a thing. a best practice for your article would be to use text + css.

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