Developing for Everyone
summary
Shows concrete fixes and demos: making checkboxes and chart bars focusable with aria-label and tabindex, replacing visual drag‑and‑drop with a keyboard select + arrow move implemented in JavaScript so VoiceOver users can reorder items, turning dense charts into hidden accessible tables, and widening hit targets for radios. Mentions automated checks like Lighthouse audit and tools such as axe Accessibility Insights plus resources (Rob Dodson videos, Udacity course, DQ University).
AI-written summary · about
chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 7:17Adding Labels
- 14:55Tabbable Chart
- 16:41Data Tables
- 19:06Clickable Area
- 22:56Form Validation
- 24:41Bad Connection
- 25:36Non-tech Users
- 27:23Lighthouse
- 27:53axe-core
- 28:26Accessibility Insights
related talks
01h 07mA web for anyone, anywhere, anytime
32mBetter Accessibility with JavaScript
41mWhat If We Talked About Web Accessibility?
53mDoing Responsive Right: Accessibility Lessons from the Field
31mThree Cheers for Keyboard Accessibility
35mAccelerating accessibility in web
33mAccessibility Done Right
30mAccessible.JS