JAWS® – Freedom Scientific
Accessibility
ARC Toolkit - Page-Level Testing - TPGi
JAWS Inspect - Screen Reader Testing - TPGi
Tips for Focus Styles - Nic Chan
Designing a focus style | Zell Liew
Accessible Web Animation: The WCAG on Animation Explained | CSS-Tricks
Hidden Expectations
Personal names around the world
Screen Readers support for text level HTML semantics - TPGi
Library: Accessibility resources, guides, communities, and more
Resources - The A11Y Project
A Guide to Interface Design for Older Adults | Toptal
A Designer’s Guide to Documenting Accessibility & User Interactions by Stéphanie Walter
Accessibility Resources for Developers
Accessibility Considerations in the Software Development Process
In today's digital world, ensuring accessibility in software has become increasingly crucial. The practice of designing software that can be easily used by everyone, including individuals with disabilities, has significant implications for user experience, legal compliance, and business success. In this article, we will delve into the concept of accessibility, its importance, and explore practical considerations to integrate accessibility throughout the software development process. By prioritizing accessibility, we can create inclusive digital experiences that benefit all users and contribute to a more equitable society.
How I Write Alt Text for Code Snippets on Social Media
Because blind and low-vision programmers deserve a little better than “code snippet.”
Accessible Palette: stop using HSL for color systems | Wildbit
Accessible Palette is an app for building color systems with consistent lightness and predictable contrast ratios across color levels.
Usability Testing with People on the Autism Spectrum: What to Expect :: UXmatters
Web magazine about user experience matters, providing insights and inspiration for the user experience community
Designing for autistic people — overview of existing research
Best design practices for autistic people in 9 key categories including layout, content, colours, interactions, navigation and more.
Designing for the autistic community
Product design principles that will improve usability for everyone.
How to talk about autism
Tips for journalists and producers on how to describe autism.
Web Accessibility for Designers: checklist & documentation kit
A lot of accessibility issues can get caught already in the design phase. Great documentation helps teams implement accessibility and interaction requirements the right way. This kit is based on my article and conference "A Designer’s Guide to Docume...
Inclusive Design Toolkit | Figma Community
Figma Community file - Learn basics of inclusive design and how to apply it's methods to your work processes. Through different inclusive design exercises you can get to know the topic in practice and adapt them to either team or individual projects.
plainlanguage.gov | Federal plain language guidelines
The official writing guidelines for the Plain Writing Act of 2010.
Bias-free language
Writers using APA Style must strive to use language that is free of bias and avoid perpetuating prejudicial beliefs or demeaning attitudes in their writing. Topics covered: age, disability, gender, participation in research, race and ethnicity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and intersectionality.
Is Closing the Web Accessibility Design/Development Gap a Bridge Too Far? | Deque
Web designers have a vision and web developers bring it to life. They’re two sides of the same coin. Everyone agrees that a world-class user experience
Consumer Duty Implies Digital Accessibility: Are you ready for the deadline? | Deque
The Consumer Duty Deadline in the UK applies to digital accessibility and users with disabilities, find out how you can comply.
This is what it looks like to be colorblind
Pro tip: when you meet a colorblind person, don’t repeatedly point to things and ask what color they are.
Accessible Animated GIF Alternatives
Can our GIF-like embeds support playback controls, alternative text, and reduced motion?
React-ing to accessibility: Building accessible forms that everyone can use
When designing or developing a form, how high is accessibility on your priority list?