A11y Cat: digital accessibility resources

Can our GIF-like embeds support playback controls, alternative text, and reduced motion?

A tool that evaluates the ADA compliance of your brand’s color palette.

What can be better than beautiful, descriptive and interactive charts for presenting complex data? We like charts because we tend to perceive graphical infor...

In the agile world that we live in, especially in web development, the race to get the latest design...

Create accessible color pairings using your brand colors.

Explore, install, use, and remix thousands of templates, plugins, and widgets published to the Figma Community by designers and developers.

Welcome to Designing in the Browser with our host, Una Kravets. Today we’re talking about color contrast! We’ll go over what the A, AA, and AAA conformance l...

A tool for systematically ensuring your color palette remains accessible.

The card pattern is a collection of elements that include an image and other related content. It’s called a card because it usually looks like a playing card.

A process breakdown of how to create Accessibility compliant interaction design within a framework.

Accessibility matters and marketers know it. Email accessibility has been voted one of the hottest email design trends of 2019, so it’s no surprise that for the majority of brands email accessibility is now a priority. But it’s also true that many marketers don’t know how to get started with making their emails more inclusive.  It’s our goal to help marketers like you create emails that look great and perform on every device and for every subscriber.  And starting today, optimizing your emails for accessibility is getting a whole lot easier. Introducing Accessibility Checks in Litmus Checklist.

Accessible is a retired podcast about accessibility in tech hosted by Steven Aquino and Timothy Buck in San Francisco. Topics covered on the show are mostly Apple-centric but span the tech industry at large where appropriate.

Let's dive into more advanced design techniques you can use to make your focus design more delightful and accessible. It's important to note the focus element not only provides user guidance and affordance but is an opportunity to explore your company’s whole approach to design.

This topic introduces the key concepts to creating accessible forms including labelling, describing and organising your inputs.

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Creating accessible images seems like a simple topic at first glance — you just need to add alt text to an image, right? But the topic is much more nuanced than some people think. In this article, we will review the different types of images, dive into some real-world examples of inaccessible public service announcements (PSAs), and discuss which elements matter most when critical messages need to reach everyone.

Bryan Gould (NCAM), Geoff Freed (NCAM), and Lucia Hasty (Rocky Mountain Braille Associates) bring you an overview of best approaches for making your online i...