How to Get Started in Digital Accessibility
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Introduces practical basics of web accessibility for developers, focusing on accessible HTML techniques and how to get started applying them. Covers concrete HTML practices and principles to make websites usable for people with disabilities, presented by an experienced full‑stack developer certified in web accessibility.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Common accessibility issues
- 4:15User categories
- 7:25Keyboard navigation demo
- 10:16Accessible forms
- 13:52Images and links accessibility
- 17:30Bad buttons and links
- 21:22Focus management and tabindex
- 23:10Language and heading hierarchy
- 25:06ARIA roles and HTML structure
- 26:37Zoom and color contrast
- 28:53ARIA for rich components
- 31:49Early accessibility integration
- 34:33Accessible site example
- 35:14Legal framework and WCAG
- 37:23Resources and tools
- 38:30Q&A
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