Working Inclusively on the Web with Joomla! 4.0
summary
Joomla! 4.0’s new accessible back end is presented with a focus on meeting WCAG 2.1 requirements to make the CMS usable for people with disabilities. The talk explains how these accessibility improvements enable more inclusive web workflows and open new digital job opportunities.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:32Presentation of Joomla! 4.0
- 4:51Presentation of Luca
- 6:37Presentation of Alessandra Servini
- 7:17Global trend towards accessibility
- 8:20Inclusive front-end and back-end
- 9:03Holmes Report
- 9:55The impact on disability inclusion
- 11:01The Institute for the Blind
- 12:09Accessible websites.it
- 13:40What's happening in the Joomla! 4.0 world
- 14:08Joomla! 4.0 inclusion goals
- 14:46Articles on the Joomla! magazine
- 15:14Tests and checks
- 15:37Joining the Joomla! Team
- 16:14Creating a new account
- 17:22Who I am
- 18:23The future of Joomla! 4.0
- 19:37Version 3.10
- 20:56Version 5
- 22:30New icons
- 23:26Orthogonal structures
- 24:27Accessible template
- 25:50Backend accessibility
- 28:43Accessibility
- 29:01Images
- 29:25Image attributes
- 30:30The importance of accessibility
- 33:45Accessibility in Italy
- 35:02How to participate
- 35:41Participation constraints
- 39:27Running tests according to guidelines
- 41:17Third-party developers
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