Web Accessibility: How to Build a Front-end for Everyone?
summary
A practical guide to building accessible front-end websites: explains what web accessibility is, why it matters, and how to implement it without breaking design or inflating costs. Covers tools, techniques and references (including testing with assistive technologies) to help developers create and verify accessible sites using standard web technologies.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:09What is web accessibility?
- 7:47How accessibility works
- 12:51Common barriers
- 17:07Semantic structure
- 20:01Accessible forms
- 23:15ARIA labels
- 26:25Accessible modals
- 28:30Language and menus
- 31:03Drag and drop alternatives
- 32:08Responsive design
- 33:11Videos and ads
- 34:34Contextual links
- 35:38Navigation flow
- 37:03Alternatives for profiles
- 38:32Disability and universal access
- 42:12Conclusion
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