Accessibility In Mind (WebAIM) is celebrating it’s 25th Anniversary this month. As someone who was eager to learn more about Web accessibility in those early years, I found this organization and its myriad of resources to be essential. Their listserv is perhaps its best-known resource and continues to provide a place for designers, developers and content creators to ask and receive guidance.
In celebration, WebAIM has published a list of 25 (the best) Accessibility Tips. Enjoy the celebration!
Quick Tip: Required Inputs When completing a form, it should be apparent which inputs are required for submission. Unless it’s very obvious from the visual presentations (such as a single input form or username/password), there… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – December 2024
Quick Tip: Reflow Users with low vision may rely on web page magnification to enlarge text that would otherwise be too small for them to read. Users with cognitive or learning disabilities such as dyslexia… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – November 2024
Quick Tip: Text Sizing When testing for compatibility at various zoom levels, in addition to conventional zooming, be sure to try changing only the text size (leaving containers, images, etc. at their native size) to… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – October 2024