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more coming soon . . . cb 02-20-2012

Accessibility

Outside of optimizing the experience for typical users, set aside time (a few hours will do wonders) to work with a developer to improve how your website, web page, and app can be viewed by:

  • screenreader users
  • keyboard-only users
  • users who have difficulty processing text (e.g. users with a cognitive disability)

Checklist:

  • Is text easily re-sized?
  • Have you included keyboard shortcuts?
  • Are form fields clearly labled?
  • Is intuitive alt-text present on all images and media files?

Tips:

  • Group related sub-points and sub-navigation links into lists
  • Front-load links into sentences
  • Offer a text alternative that provides the same information for non-text assets
  • Include a synchronized alternative for multimedia (never auto-play multimedia it will run into conflict with the screen reader being able to read the page)
  • Avoid grey typeface