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Web accessibility is easier when you do it earlier, and using tools that support accessibility is critical. This starts with purchasing decisions: which suppliers do you choose for accessible e-learning, […]
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Your CMS plays a decisive part in creating accessible content, suggest the Authoring Tools Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG). Whenever a content designer creates content, the CMS could help with the accessibility […]
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To date, the colors used on the Web in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS2) have been limited to the relatively narrow gamut of sRGB. Earlier attempts to add full color management […]
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Join W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) staff in this online session where you can: Get up-to-date on WAI work on WCAG 2.2, conformance, evaluation, emerging technologies, cognitive accessibility, and the […]
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Live Subtitling and Accessibility is an evolving area with diverse contributions from many fields: Translation Studies, Interpreting Studies, Media Accessibility, Cognitive Science, Engineering, Sociology, etc. At the same time accessible […]
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The core technologies of the Web: HTML, CSS, SVG and the DOM APIs always have a hot new thing, something coming soon that will change everything. That is as true […]
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