Virtue Based Accessibility
summary
Claims that accessibility can be assessed and documented using only still images, by mapping WAI design patterns onto storyboard components to reveal actual behavior; describes making a rough style guide and pattern library from careful notes and component labels; shows that those artifacts reproduce the developers’ accessibility conclusions without a screen reader and that the outputs are concrete, reusable, and ready to guide implementation.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:03Lessons Learned
- 2:25Self-Evident vs Self-Explanatory
- 3:01Documentation = Self-Explanatory
- 4:17Future applications?
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