WCAG Plus: Accessibility Help & Discussions

WCAG Deep Dive: 2.4 Navigable - Don't Let Users Lose Their Way

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We continue our journey through the Operable Principle of WCAG 2.1, which is about making content usable for all. Today, we're tackling Guideline 2.4 Navigable , a concept that focuses on a fundamental ...

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Today's topic addresses one of the most critical aspects of web accessibility: user safety. The Guideline 2.3 Seizures and Physical Reactions is a direct and unambiguous effort to prevent physical harm that can be caused by content on the web.

For many, a flashing ...

My #1 Challenge: Getting Accessibility to Start from Day One

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My biggest challenge, as both a forum administrator and in my daily work, is convincing my development and design teams that accessibility isn't an "extra" to ...

WCAG Deep Dive: 2.2 'Enough Time' - The Principle of User Respect and Control

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We continue our journey into the Operable principle of WCAG 2.1 with a guideline that, though sometimes underestimated, is fundamental to a fair and stress-free user experience: time ...

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We're continuing our series on the Operable Principle of WCAG 2.1, specifically focusing on keyboard accessibility. While ensuring all functionality is keyboard-operable is crucial, we also need to consider how keyboard shortcuts are implemented to avoid conflicts and ...

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We continue our exploration of the Operable Principle and the critical Keyboard Accessible Guideline. We've already covered the foundational 2.1.1 Keyboard (Level A) and the crucial 2.1.2 No Keyboard Trap (Level A) . Today, we're taking keyboard accessibility to its ...

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We continue our exploration of the Operable Principle from WCAG 2.1. After discussing the importance of making every function keyboard accessible (2.1.1 Keyboard), today we address an equally critical issue: the **Keyboard Trap**. We'll focus on Success Criterion 2.1.2 ...

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We continue our journey through WCAG with a fundamental principle: Operable . It's not enough for content to be perceivable; users must also be able to interact with it and navigate effectively. Today, we'll dive into the first and crucial Guideline of this principle ...

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Building an accessible digital experience is a journey that goes well beyond ticking off a basic checklist. While we often focus on the fundamentals, it's crucial to understand the more nuanced and advanced criteria that truly elevate a website's usability.

Today, we ...

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Let's dive into two closely related and crucial WCAG Success Criteria today: 1.4.4 Resize Text and 1.4.5 Images of Text . Both are Level AA requirements that champion the fundamental principle of perceivability , ensuring that users can adapt content to their visual ...