An awesome compilation of resources and articles to make accessible web components. Thanks for calling out my article on accessible carousels, @smashingmag.
A Complete Guide To Accessible Front-End Components https://t.co/CmG1ZR6cfe via @smashingmag.
A video of my #AxeCon2021 talk on 10 steps to embedding web accessibility into an organization’s processes is now available (you need to register to access it): https://t.co/a3pEuBBI2S. Closed captions and accessible slide deck also available.
Great quote from @dequesystems Designing an #Accessible Experience course: "Make an effort to look past your own biases to recognize design patterns that cause exclusion."
Great quote from @dequesystems#accessibility fundamentals course: "If you want to create ugly designs, you're free to do so, but don't use accessibility as an excuse."
“Accessibility drives aesthetics because the ability to use something is beautiful.” Great article by Alex Chen with examples of beautiful, accessible designs.
Are the highest grossing #ecommerce websites #accessible? In a word, no. But they're getting better. Learn the latest trends in accessibility compliance of the e-commerce giants who can afford to get this right: https://t.co/hctU3cCq4z
Hey @PizzaNova Danforth and Woodmount, I can’t believe you have a rule of only allowing one glass of tap water per family. Next time we’ll head over to @PizzaPizzaLtd and skip the lecture from your staff. #cheap
@porterairlines Misinformation alert: The only pancakes are in nearby Pancake Bay. That’s a joke - there’s no dining car. The scenery is great but don’t misalign people’s expectations with false claims. Edit this post for accuracy, please. @SaultTourism#AgawaCanyonTourTrain
@BenFeist 😀 Ha, I never heard that before! It’s especially appropriate to complain to you in particular about how we’ve managed to put a man on the moon but we can’t seem to collectively manage to follow a set of guidelines to help all people access basic content and services online.
In response to the @stevefaulkner "Bypass Bollocks" WCAG success criterion, I present a new WCAG proposal that I would love feedback on. WCAG A 6.1.1: Give a Shit.
https://t.co/w7G25Na6Ns
(with apologies to the W3C). #a11y#webdevelopment
Great quote from @dequesystems#accessibility fundamentals course: "If you want to create ugly designs, you're free to do so, but don't use accessibility as an excuse."
@BestBuy consider replacing your delivery partner @PurolatorInc. Driver couldn’t find my house that’s on google maps so I have to miss work twice. @PurolatorInc, give drivers the ability to call recipients to ask questions.
@BestBuy consider replacing your delivery partner @PurolatorInc. Driver couldn’t find my house that’s on google maps so I have to miss work twice. @PurolatorInc, give drivers the ability to call recipients to ask questions.
@CanRevAgency, fix the #errors in your online document submission that won’t let me respond to a pre-assessment request. Also #pickupyourphone at stated opening time of 8:15. If I have to print and mail in the end that’s #outdated, terrible for #accessibility and a huge #waste.
Joe Morgan at the #xtsummit19: “When we build a site that performs poorly on slow devices, we discriminate based on wealth. When we build a site that performs poorly on slow networks, we discriminate based on geography.” @PubSapientIndia @accessibility
“Shift the conversation from mobile first to user first.” Second #screenreader demo of the day in @ababaian’s great talk at #xtsummit19! @PubSapientIndia