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Online learning
fromeLearning Industry
1 day ago

Unlocking Learning For All: Easy Ways To Make Online Content Accessible

Design online learning content so all students, including those with visual, hearing, motor, or cognitive challenges, can engage fully and equally.
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fromeLearning
5 days ago
UX design

The Accessibility Checklist: 7 Must-Haves for Every Adobe eLearning Designer - eLearning

fromeLearning
5 days ago
UX design

The Accessibility Checklist: 7 Must-Haves for Every Adobe eLearning Designer - eLearning

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fromInclusivecolors
1 month ago

InclusiveColors - Accessible color palette creator

Instead of only working with a handful of colors, you can create a whole palette of swatches at the same time so you can see if they look good together. Precise control of every shades/tints in each swatch rather than being limited by autogenerated colors. See which color pairs contrast as you edit so you can create a palette with built-in WCAG accessibility.
Web design
UX design
fromMedium
1 month ago

Is Figma in its accessibility era?

Figma added enhanced contrast mode and improved keyboard navigation to meet WCAG needs and improve usability for low-vision and non-mouse users.
UX design
fromPiccalilli
2 months ago

A guide to creating accessible PDFs using free tools

Accessible, machine-readable PDFs can be created and tested using free tools like LibreOffice, text editors, axes4, and screen readers without Adobe Acrobat Pro.
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fromInfoQ
7 months ago
UX design

Why We Should Care about Accessible Websites and How to Do It

Web accessibility is essential for usability, competitive advantage, and legal compliance.
fromtempertemper Web Design
9 months ago
Mobile UX

Skip links: what, why, and how

Skip links are essential for improving accessibility for keyboard-only users by allowing them to bypass navigation links.
UX design
fromInfoQ
7 months ago

Why We Should Care about Accessible Websites and How to Do It

Web accessibility is essential for usability, competitive advantage, and legal compliance.
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UX design
fromMedium
3 months ago

Auditing your Design system for accessibility

Establish an audit scope, pick manual and automated accessibility tools for designs and components, and define acceptance criteria based on applicable accessibility standards.
UX design
fromStark Blog
4 months ago

WCAG vs EAA: Understanding where WCAG stops and where the EAA starts

WCAG compliance alone is insufficient; teams must align digital products with EAA requirements and harmonised standards to avoid legal enforcement and ensure accessibility.
Typography
fromCSS-Tricks
5 months ago

Setting Line Length in CSS (and Fitting Text to a Container) | CSS-Tricks

Line length affects readability, with a recommended maximum of 80 characters according to accessibility guidelines.
UX design
fromMedium
6 months ago

Ready or not, the EAA is here

The enforcement of the European Accessibility Act is set for June 2025, expanding accessibility compliance to the private sector.
UX design
fromCSS-Tricks
6 months ago

What We Know (So Far) About CSS Reading Order | CSS-Tricks

CSS properties 'reading-flow' and 'reading-order' ensure focus order matches visual order, enhancing accessibility compliance.
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