Missing captions is a critical accessibility bug. It must be fixed immediately as it would block access for people with hearing impairements. Other users such as those accessing content with no sound on (that is very common these days) or those with accent barriers would… Read More »Video captions – Accessibility
Creating accessible content day-to-day is a behavioral change. You can better achieve the dream of everyone creating accessible content when they “want” vs. “have” to make the content accessible. The accessibility guidelines are vast and taking baby steps at a time is the way to… Read More »Top common accessibility errors
Accessibility testing is 30% automated and 70% manual. There is a myth that once accessibility testing is done with automated tools, the accessibility testing is complete. Automated accessibility testing should, however, be still performed before performing manual accessibility assessment. For example, automated accessibility testing helps identify many underlying code problems that in turn can help you eliminate a lot of bugs that you might otherwise find during the manual testing saving your overall time in testing and logging bugs.
Accessibility compliance is required by law including Section 508 and ADA (Americans with Disability Act) laws in the U.S. and EN 301 549 in the Europe
You can build websites showing zero accessibility errors and warnings butRead More »Why automated accessibility testing isn’t enough
The web-based accessibility guidelines are curated for applying accessibility principles on creating accessible PDF. The guidelines below are categorized by type of content present in your PDF. Based on type of content in PDF you can cut to the point in making your PDF accessible.… Read More »PDF accessibility guidelines