Web Accessibility Deep Dive
summary
Argues concrete wins: WCAG AA compliance is required for many enterprises in Norway and practical fixes move the needle fast. Uses automated scans (axe DevTools, Lighthouse, HTML validator) plus manual checks like a web disability simulator, color contrast checker and Tabli. Calls out 4.5:1 contrast as the AA minimum, 1 in 12 men affected by red/green deficiency, and 15% of global population with disability. Recommends semantic HTML, visible focus, skip links, prefers-color-scheme, linters and disabled testers.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57Web Accessibility
- 6:12Accessibility
- 10:49Color Contrast
- 14:10Web Disability Simulator
- 17:12Visual Impairments
- 22:26Keyword Accessibility
- 25:36Landmark Structures
- 27:16Semantic HTML
- 28:32XDev Tools
- 30:59Alternative Text
- 31:48Other options
- 33:32Getting started
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