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Tour d'horizon de l'accessibilité – 22 février 2013

By Caitlin Cashin

22 février 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, FireEyes, under Accessibility Tools!)
“Quick Tip: Don’t auto-play video, music and more” – A11y Project
“CAPTCHA: Inaccessible to Everyone” – SitePoint
“The End of Accessibility?” – .net
“Accessibility Information Pages Show Corporate Commitment to all Customers” – Law Office of Lainey Feingold
“Making elements keyboard focusable and clickable” – 456 Berea St
“Aria Tabs” – Adrian Roselli

Caitlin Cashin

Caitlin occupe le poste de « décodeuse d'accessibilité » chez Deque Systems. Elle a rejoint l'équipe en 2011 et a occupé diverses fonctions au fil des ans. Aujourd'hui, elle consacre son temps à rechercher les meilleurs moyens de faire connaître au grand public les concepts et les solutions en matière d'accessibilité.

Tags: a11y , Accessibility , accessibility testing , accessibility tools , deque , FireEyes , Web Accessibility

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