#Accessible Web Development

[theseoblogspace]

Improving Website Accessibility for Small Businesses

Did you know that about 16% of people worldwide have a permanent disability1? This fact shows how crucial it is for small businesses to make their websites accessible to everyone. In fact, 70% of shoppers want brands to take action on social issues, including making websites easy for people with disabilities1. More than 90% of people don’t complain about website issues, but 69% with disabilities…

[izicodes]

Wix Learn's Free Web Accessibility Certification | Resources ✨

Hiya! 💗 Today, I stumbled upon an absolute gem that I wanted to share with all of you. If you're learning about web design and inclusivity as I am, this is something you might want to look into~!

Introducing the Web Accessibility Course by Wix Learn - a game-changer for anyone striving to create websites that cater to all users, regardless of impairments. This comprehensive course covers everything you need to know to build an inclusive online space that leaves no one behind. AND IT COMES WITH AN EXAM AND CERTIFICATE (all free too hehe).

In this course, you'll gain mastery over essential skills, including:

🌐 Creating Inclusive Sites: Learn the best practices to make your websites accessible to people with various impairments, ensuring equal access for everyone.

📚 Accessible Title Tags and Headings: Dive into the world of proper title tags and heading structures, making navigation a breeze for every visitor.

👁️‍🗨️ Crafting Alt Text and Alternative Media: Discover the art of writing meaningful alt text and incorporating alternative media, providing a seamless experience for those with visual challenges.

⚙️ Optimizing Navigation for Assisted Technology Users: Enhance site navigation for individuals relying on assisted technologies, making their browsing experience smooth and efficient.

💬 The Power of an Accessibility Statement: Learn to create a compelling accessibility statement, showcasing your dedication to inclusivity and informing visitors about your website's accessibility features.

They even have prep courses for the exam! 🤗✨

Here's the link to the course: LINK

Hope this helps someone out there, I will be trying it out and seeing how it goes! 👍🏾

[alycesutherland]

First Steps:

So I want to learn how to get access to the spotify api and my data first in my terminal. So I want to:

Get my top albums in terminal

Get my top artists in terminal

Get my top songs in terminal

If I figure it out really quick:

Add that json data into an xbar project on my Macbook

If that is easy then I'll add more stuff for when you click on xbar

[uiuxcafe]

Is your website accessible? (Beginners Guide)

Making your website as accessible as possible is not just a legal or ethical requirement, it’s also a practical concern—allowing everyone to benefit from your content. Here are four areas to review.

[anniemaexion]

The 2nd Web Design I made in my previous company. This had a theme of clouds and galaxy, for a childcare.

[judacris]

If you're tired of Google cluttering up the search filter buttons with (ir)relevant keywords, I wrote an extension to help make the important ones more prominent in the hopes of bringing back user accessibility to Google Search Results.

It's hosted on my github and you need to install it manually like any third-party extension, but it should work on Chrome and Edge.

[public-cloud-computing]

Dive into the world where human intuition seamlessly integrates with AI brilliance in web development. Elevate your online presence with the perfect fusion of creativity and technology.

[r0semultiverse]

Anyone gotten these variations yet? 👀

[wreckingball4good]

Accessibility Tip #3 (long Awaited, I'm so sorry)

If you create content on the web, you should be familiar with these and try your best to follow these guidelines. Afrika does a great job of explaining them in a relatable way.

[werewolf-kat]

My Neocities site has a layout now! There's still more to do, but I want to try working on actual pages next. All that exists is the home page at the moment.

Also, all of the site will come with a "Plain HTML" alternative to it.

I plan on creating my HTML and CSS guides with full accessibility practices taught from the get-go. Doing bare bones text formatting? I want others to learn right away that there are best practices for that too when it comes to screen readers. Making sure things are in the right reading order before you do any styling on 'em.

Keep an eye out for this if you're interested! I've been wanting to make web design guides for years now - and I'm confident at this stage to go for it. Especially since uh, I've shared a lot of my web dev thoughts/advice/resources here on Tumblr already... But it can get buried or awkward to find that on my varied blog. I'm eager to have this stuff all in one place... And it'll be more flexible to work with since it won't be inside a Tumblr post.

URL: https://wolfkat-webdev.neocities.org/

[ghosttrolls]

I used to use a free drawing website as my introduction to digital art. The thing is, the site I used would time out and give your prompt to somebody else if you took too long, and the only way to "save" a drawing would be to not close the tab... and I hated that uncertainty of whether it would still be there when I got back, or if my prompt would be given to somebody else. So I got very used to sitting down and doing an entire drawing, start to finish, in one sitting. I still struggle to remember to save in csp BEFORE I FINISH THE ENTIRE DRAWING because of this years-long habit I built. Spending more than 2 hours on art is exhausting!!! I've only ever lost I think two drawings on csp though because (my beloved) it comes with an auto save feature, and the tablet I used to use that would crash my computer sometimes is no longer with us. Thankfully.

[mexicangrizzlyappreciation]

The number of websites broken by something as simple as making the text larger is way too high.

If you are a developer, there are standards such as the web content accessibility guidelines (wcag) (link) available for you to reference for accessibility requirements and testing. Which set of guidelines you must follow, if any, is dictated by your local laws. I stumbled across the below video intro to screenreaders a few months ago and the channel has a lit of short intros to concepts in WCAG:

There are many other videos on YouTube from other channels and articles digging into technical details of the various accessibility standards.

A software tester walks into a bar. Runs into a bar. Crawls into a bar. Dances into a bar. Flies into a bar. Jumps into a bar. And orders: a beer. 2 beers. O beers. 99999999 beers. a lizard in a beer glass. -1 beer. "qwertyuiop" beers. Testing complete. A real customer walks into the bar and turns on a screen reader. The bar goes up in flames.

[accessiblemindstech]

Digital Accessibility Remediation Services | Fix WCAG & ADA Compliance Issues

Ensure your digital content is accessible to all users. Our Digital Accessibility Remediation Services identify and fix WCAG, ADA, and Section 508 compliance gaps across websites, apps, PDFs, and more. Inclusive. Compliant. Reliable.

[lexmetech]

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