Tag: accessibility testing
Your User-Centered Design Isn’t Usable If It Isn’t Accessible
What if you learned there’s an entire segment of users who find your user-centered design to be completely unusable? Not frustrating or difficult, but completely…
Read ArticleRequirements for an Accessible PDF: Part 2 – Common Accessibility Barriers
In the first post of this series, we covered why integrating accessibility at the very first steps of a project can be beneficial to the…
Read ArticleA breakdown of Deque’s web accessibility testing process…
At Deque, one of the services we offer is a “full-package” evaluation of individual web pages for accessibility. This kind of evaluation can be broken…
Read ArticlePragmatica11y: On critical thinking and being acc-sexy-ble
I want to tell you a story about a community of passionate individuals, fueled by the desire to make the Web a more accessible place…
Read ArticleAccessibility Round-Up – February 22, 2013
Here are some notable accessibility links from around the web this week: “Accessible content writing starter kit” – Access iQ(Featuring Deque’s free accessibility testing plug-in,…
Read ArticleWelcome to “Pragmatica11y”
I like to think of myself as being a pragmatic. I’m also very passionate about what we affectionately call “a11y”, or accessibility. So it should…
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