Are Our Media Accessible?
summary
Concrete fixes and limits for making web assets accessible across print, email, e‑readers, and SVG: use CSS ::after with the href attribute or QR codes/footnotes for printable links; note @page margin boxes are implemented only in Chrome (about 16 boxes observed). For email, no JavaScript, inconsistent CSS support (Grid often fails in Gmail); for e‑readers, many media queries aren’t implemented despite claims like 16M colors; for SVG accessibility, use role="img", title/desc, text fallbacks, and container queries for responsive inline SVG.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Accessibility introduction
- 2:09Print accessibility
- 10:19Email accessibility
- 14:08Ebook low contrast
- 19:06SVG accessibility
- 28:15Conclusion
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