Vue.js component for a11y-dialog .Vue A11yDialog This is a Vue.js wrapper component
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An ever-growing number of web users around the world are living with dementia. They have very varied levels of computer literacy and may be experiencing some of the following issues: memory loss, confusion, issues with vision and perception. In this article, Laurence Ivil and Paul Myles will share some lessons they learned along the way about making a dementia-friendly front end on a tight budget. By making websites more accessible to a growing group of users who are so often excluded from the benefits that the internet has to offer, designers are not only supporting people living with dementia, but also those with similar accessibility challenges.
This article is also available in Russian, thanks to Workafrolic, in Portuguese, thanks to Maujor, in Japanese, thanks to Keita Nakanishi, and in Korean thanks to Sue. If you’re not into reading…
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Skyrocketing university tuition and pricy unaccredited boot camps aren’t helping to bring socioeconomic diversity to the field of UX. That’s why I’ve compiled a list of completely free learning…
Curated Twitter lists that cover topics related to accessibility (a11y), low vision/blindness, and assistive technology by @veron4ica
You'll leave this post with straightforward action items for making your digital content more accessible. Tagged with a11y, webdev, blogging.
To coincide with Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we created a whiteboard animation about accessibility with the team from A11y Bytes.
When designing for accessibility, there are six key areas of disability to consider: visual, hearing, mobility, cognition, speech and neural. Tagged with a11y, mobility, inclusion, webdev.
In this week's roundup: multi-column layouts gain wide support, the ADA means more A11y for retailers, and Google is doing something about all the empty image
Today ABLEnow employees participated in a training to interact with various #assistive devices and learn more about the different ways people with disabilities use and experience technology. #a11y
Want to make your components accessible but not sure about the technical feasibility or how to get started? Take a look at the WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices by W3C!. Tagged with a11y, webdev, components.
You have probably seen this thing 'A11y' on the internet. It’s not a typo, but an actual word presented as an abbreviation. Number 11 refers to the number of omitted letters. The full word is 'Accessibility'. People just got sick of typing it every time and decided to shorten it a bit.
