Adding the W3C’s New ARRM To Improve Your Project’s Accessibility
summary
ARRM maps WCAG 2.1 success criteria to concrete tasks and roles, breaking criteria into labeled chunks (e.g. IMG prefix, FRM for forms) and a decision tree so teams assign ownership rather than piling fixes on an accessibility expert. The draft targets shifting accessibility earlier in sprints (shift left), publishes top‑15 role checklists with top‑5 priorities, documents the mapping on W3C, and shows real tensions (Drupal theming and focus colors) where role coordination prevents regressions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00W3C’s ARRM initiative
- 6:06Accessibility regulations
- 10:47Shift accessibility left
- 15:20WCAG success criteria
- 21:56Role responsibilities
- 26:13Accessibility decision trees
- 30:26Team workflow integration
- 34:21Implementing ARRM
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