#WCAG

Carie Fisher

cariefisher

hot off the press...the first public draft of WCAG 3.0 how is it different from 2.0 you ask?- uses plain language- user-need oriented instead of technology-oriented- more tests that are

Eric Eggert

yatil

For the people in the back who need to hear this:1. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are a Web Standard.2. If you want to make websites you need to follow

Adam Wathan

adamwathan

I really hope we see some new research come out around calculating contrast ratios soon because I'm seriously unconvinced that the formulas we follow today are actually creating the best

Katy @ Laid-Back Camp

HarleyGin

Since I don't even dare to try to comment on what's being said on the forums, I will instead would like to clear some things that I'm seeing people are

patrick h. lauke #toryScum

patrick_h_lauke

first skim over WCAG 3 and...i have questions. quite pointed ones. some of the example guidelines fill me with a "yeah, well, that's just your OPINION, man..." feel."common clear words".

Julie Romanowski

jr_roman

Thread: Too many #a11y specialists understand WCAG but don’t understand how conformance issues may/may not impact people with disabilities (PwD). I’ve reviewed many complaints of WCAG violations that either don’t

Sarah Higley

codingchaos

Doing a WCAG audit for the year 2020, a thread: 2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide: information just kept on coming*all the time*, and I didn't find any damn pause button (except

compost malone

mikeyil

Knitting and crocheting is definitely not in my wheelhouse but since #accessibility is, youse need to hear about the redesign regarding @ravelry's website. They are a community for the aforementioned

Sven Lenaerts

svenlen

1/ A thread on product #design leadership within non-tech organisations.When a design team within a complex organisation becomes more mature (e.g. team scales, increasing amount of products, ...) there are

Nicolas Steenhout

vavroom

I've been working in digital accessibility for a couple decades. I've been using screen readers for testing a "fair bit" over those years. But I'm not a daily user of

ANTHONY_CAMPOLO

ajcwebdev

Been picking @BenDMyers' brain over the last few days about accessibility. Here's some scattered thoughts and resources I've gather:I think the industry has gotten much better at making the case

sarah

sarah_pasta

After fighting at work for weeks to keep open captions on a vid I created, I've now removed them. Defeat . Despite providing stats & proof as to why captions

rufflemuffin

rufflemuffin

Taking 6 weeks out to write up case studies for Snook's 10 year back catalogue. It's a privilege to have a vantage point across so many industries, sectors, systems, communities.

Kathleen Sperling

wipinsanity

I'm so angry that @ravelry is still trying to sweep their #RavelryAccessibility mess under the rug. By all appearances, it looks like they're banking on the fact that the majority

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