Security and Accessibility can be friends!
summary
An accessibility consultancy reports concrete results: tools called OS Player and Ozart and an automated accessibility testing tool built and used for 15 years, with 60% staff with disabilities across the team. Claims: PDFs are not secure compared with HTML and can be doctored; Google reCAPTCHA and many CAPTCHAs fail screen reader and cognitive access. Presents WCAG clauses (1.1.1, 3.3.8, timing and error rules), concrete alternatives (honeypots, server side filters, MFA, human bypass) and practical examples of form error messages and timeouts.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and Acknowledgements
- 1:01About Accessibility Oz
- 1:55Personal Experiences and Team Diversity
- 2:26Importance of Inclusive Accessibility
- 2:53Gian Wild's Background and Achievements
- 4:09Security and Accessibility: The PDF Myth
- 7:25The Inaccessibility of CAPTCHA
- 11:54Accessible Authentication and Alternatives
- 16:48WCAG Requirements for Forms
- 23:57Conclusion and Contact Information
