Properly explaining images and other graphics in text provides users of assistive technologies with the best chance of understanding the purpose of the image and/or the information it conveys. It's important to provide a comparative experience to everybody and alternative text best practices is one way we can work towards having more inclusive content.
Darren LeeWCAG 2.2 is very close to becoming the new standard and at present it adds 9 additional success criteria and removes one success criterion from WCAG 2.1. This guide outlines what we need to do regarding this new standard and how to meet the new requirements
Darren LeeLearn how to create accessible basic disclosure patterns, using the correct ARIA and HTML for expandable widgets such as accordions and navigations
Darren LeeInputs must have labels, so users can understand their purpose, let's take a look at several ways of achieving this and weigh up the pros and cons of each
Darren LeeMost websites are inaccessible, this creating barriers to users, this guide will help to override some default styles, which will be particularly useful to keyboard or low-vision users
Darren LeeThis guide is going to introduce some of the tools used throughout the accessibility industry to test pages against many WCAG violations and identify some A11y best practices
Darren LeeLearn to create accessible links, in documents, websites and other digital media platforms that are clear, understandable and perceivable to users
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