Developer
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Testing for Accessibility
Watch the process of one our accessibility engineers testing a website for accessibility using various tools and techniques.
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Building an Accessible Search Experience
The session will focus on why searches are important for disabled users, the new HTML specifications for element and review accessible search function
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Custom Accessible Form Widgets
Join Yale Web Technology’s Web Accessibility Engineer Nick Taylor and learn how to build accessible custom form widgets using HTML and ARIA.
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Forms
Learn how to create accessible forms that are are clear to understand and complete by all users.
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Accessible Links
It’s most important for link text to make sense without the surrounding sentences or content. Learn more about accessible links.
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ARIA
ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) is a set of attributes that add accessibility information to HTML elements.
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Animated Content and Timing
Learn best practices for using animations and timed interactions in accessible ways and how to comply with WCAG 2.1.
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Internal Frames: <iframe>
If not used thoughtfully, <iframe> elements can present accessibility barriers for users who rely on screen readers or keyboard navigation.
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Development
As a developer, it is incumbent on you to ensure that designs are implemented in an accessible, semantically correct way.