Accessibility in Practice
summary
Shows concrete takeaways: JAWS and Accessibility Insights plus browser extensions for testing, explain actual checks like alt text for non‑text content, captions vs subtitles, orientation handling, stop/pause for animations, skip‑to‑main and error suggestion/validation. Cites 86 WCAG criteria and claims roughly 18% of people affected (1.185 billion). Mentions practical fixes — color switch for contrast, persistent labels, avoiding live instant‑search updates — so decide by whether practical tooling and checklist examples matter.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Accessibility introduction
- 1:04What accessibility is
- 3:52Accessibility in daily life
- 4:14WCAG criteria levels
- 5:38Testing accessibility tools
- 7:25Non-text content & screen readers
- 8:49Captions vs subtitles
- 10:35Device rotation issues
- 11:40Animations & user control
- 13:07Keyboard navigation
- 14:17Input errors & handling
- 16:23Accessibility UX benefits
- 17:27Q&A
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