Accessibility in any design is important. But it's VERY important when it comes to the work we do in training and building any sort of learning content. The colors you choose are a big part of that design process. You might be surprised that some of your best designs are not considered to be accessible. This site can help you make color choices that are more accessible.
These tools help with understanding problems with color blindness and contrast and preventing these problems with your content.
What's the best practice advice for ensuring glossary terms within a page are accessible to those using assistive technology? When I add a glossary term to a word, the screen reader will read the word as a link and then you can use the keyboard to open that glossary text box. However, this method doesn't recognise the glossary link when using the screen reader to search the hierarchy of the page. I've also tried adding a lightbox action to a word as a glossary pop-up. This is recognised by th...
Some of the key accessibility standards you should be aware of as you start your accessibility journey.
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Jenny Wincek joins #IDIODC to talk about the Trusted Tester program, as well as some of the basics of 508 and WCAG compliance, and why accessibility is important.
On this episode, Judy Tseng talks with us about her teams approach to making accessibility a leading focus of development and how you can immediately get started improving accessibility of your projects.
The Accessibility Settings tab includes context-specific tips and advice to help you make content more accessible to all learners
During this episode of IDIODC, the gang brings on special guest Tanya Seidel to chat inclusive design and accessibility. This session will focus on some of the easier things you can do in development that have a big impact on a course's accessibility.
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