Accessibility

Making sure everyone who needs your service can use it as easily as possible.

In 2016, the artist Deborah Roberts created “Pluralism Series,” a series of prints that, borrowing the aesthetic of a Microsoft Word document, lists the names of Black people. Name after name has that jarring squiggly red line underneath it, as if it was a misspelling. I know this squiggly red li

Content designer John Newton explains how to develop, prototype and test easy read guidance for users with lower literacy levels and cognitive disabilities.

Summary from my presentation at Harvard's Design Impact Conference.

What it is, why it matters and lots of resources

Intuit products and experiences are open to everyone, regardless of education level, gender, ability, or other attributes.

How designing for equity & accessibility benefits everyone

Designing for vulnerable groups, but without leaving anyone behind

It can be challenging to differentiate between the different methods and terms used to describe universal design, accessibility, and inclusive design.

We migrated from Radix and Ariakit to React Aria to enhance accessibility, improving keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and overall user experience.

Intopia has released the WCAG 2.2 Map to help users understand the latest version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

Now the world's most valuable skill

In this blog post, W3C CEO Seth Dobbs aims to inspire people to take action to improve Web accessibility.

Meeting the accessibility standard, and how to test your service.

We're making improvements to the way users of assistive technology can interact with and navigate lists of issues and pull requests and tables across GitHub.com.

Outlines the current principles and work needed to improve the accessibility of the GOV.UK Design System

We built a webpage full of accessibility fails so that we could audit automated testing tools. Here's what we found.

Strategies and good practices for inclusive learning content.

I’m Kitty Giraudel, a non-binary trans frontend developer based in Berlin, focused on accessibility and inclusivity.

Exploring WAI-ARIA 1.3: A Future look at Web Accessibility.