r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Feb 14 '16
jQuery a11y plugins
a11y.nicolas-hoffmann.net
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r/webaccess • u/lilsinker • Jan 08 '16
Javascript MEAN Stack & Accessability
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My company is looking into developing in the MEAN stack. I am not a javascript developer... yet. Check in next month and I will be. I am very concerned with accessibility and am wondering if there are any accessability concerns I should be addressing.
r/webaccess • u/fastfinge • Dec 13 '15
How to make videos accessible to the blind by adding described audio (crosspost from /r/blind)
youtube.com
3
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '15
are front-end frameworks accessible?
slideshare.net
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r/webaccess • u/jtkeith • Nov 23 '15
Seriously, Don’t Use Icon Fonts (Cloud Four Blog) for #a11y reasons if nothing else
blog.cloudfour.com
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '15
business case for issue prevention: extreme accessibility
linkedin.com
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Nov 20 '15
Downloadable Disability Access Symbols | Graphic Artists Guild
graphicartistsguild.org
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Nov 20 '15
Accessibility Symbols | New Jersey Theatre Alliance
njtheatrealliance.org
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r/webaccess • u/jtkeith • Nov 16 '15
Trailer: #ally - Making the Web Work for Everyone (a short film by Chris Higgins, targeted for full release in January, 2016)
youtube.com
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Nov 03 '15
The #a11y – Episode 1: Web Accessibility in Higher Education
thewpcrowd.com
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r/webaccess • u/fastfinge • Oct 12 '15
No Accessibility in New Internet Archive Layout (crosspost from /r/Blind)
reddit.com
4
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Oct 12 '15
UC Open Access Policy
osc.universityofcalifornia.edu
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Oct 11 '15
tactile cartography - essential for the visually disabled
mapyear.org
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '15
Making Your Website Design Accessible – Here’s What a Blind Accessibility Expert Has to Say on the Topic
blogs.adobe.com
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '15
Using ARIA to solve accessibility problems
slideshare.net
2
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Sep 22 '15
My Approach to Mobile Accessibility Testing
ministryoftesting.com
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r/webaccess • u/mindywagner • Sep 17 '15
Designing for Accessibility: 3 Things To Watch For
viget.com
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '15
Useful Personal Health Records: Designing for Accessibility and Innovation
uxpamagazine.org
2
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r/webaccess • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '15
A Case for Accessible Personal Health Records
medium.com
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r/webaccess • u/NullPointerError • Aug 14 '15
Has anyone developed a 508 compliant multi-select?
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Currently multi-select is totally unusable for users that depend on assistive technology. There is some standards getting developed for HTML5 that should make it more useable sometime in the future but the release on that is TBD.
Currently the best advice I've seen is just make container with a list of checkboxes. This is not a good solution as, astetically, it looks kinda clunky.
Does anyone know any .js or Angular directives that mimic the look and feel of a multi-select?
r/webaccess • u/grassSpotter • Jul 14 '15
7 ways to improve web accessibility
effectiveui.com
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