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Mobile phone with hearts on one side vs. sad face on the other
SwiftUI & Accessibility: Goodies & Gotchas Part 1
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Deque’s Axe-Core Achieves Half a Billion Downloads
Screenshots of the new color contrast analyzer tool in the axe DevTools extension showing (1) the tool has found color contrast issues that need further review, (2) the tool using machine learning to see if any issues can be resolved automatically, and (3) the results: some issues were resolved, some were move to automatic issues, and some still need to be manually reviewed.
Axe DevTools Extension Update: New Color Contrast Analyzer
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What does the public think about Digital Accessibility?
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GAAD 2022: Disability to Ability– how digital inclusion is transforming what it means to live in the 21st Century
GAAD 2022: Addressing the most common accessibility issue with axe DevTools
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Why WCAG 2.2 is still in the oven
Looking for Accessibility Training Materials?
Deque University offers training for every level of expertise and every area expertise in digital accessibility.
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A Guide to Writing About Digital Accessibility
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Mobile Developers Must Prioritize Accessibility to Remain Relevant and Promote End-To-End Accessibility for Today’s Consumers
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What is Accessibility Coaching and why does it matter?
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