Accessibility Resources

Most of the web isn't built for everyone. Digital accessibility is about designing so that people of all abilities, using any device or way of navigating, can actually use what you create. It’s not a special add on. It's the foundation.

Most of the web isn't built for everyone. Digital accessibility is about designing so that people of all abilities, using any device or way of navigating, can actually use what you create. It’s not a special add on. It's the foundation.

Most of the web isn't built for everyone. Digital accessibility is about designing so that people of all abilities, using any device or way of navigating, can actually use what you create. It’s not a special add on. It's the foundation.

When you make digital experiences accessible, they becomes easier to understand, navigate, and use for everyone.

When you make digital experiences accessible, they becomes easier to understand, navigate, and use for everyone.

When you make digital experiences accessible, they becomes easier to understand, navigate, and use for everyone.

GUIDES

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These practical, no-jargon accessibility guides are for anyone who designs, develops, or makes decisions about digital content. But also, they're for anyone who's interested in digital accessibility :)

Illustration of a person reviewing a digital content layout, representing readable and accessible web design.

Why Readability Matters and How to Get It Right

Illustration of a person reviewing a digital content layout, representing readable and accessible web design.

Why Readability Matters and How to Get It Right

Illustration of three people organizing a webpage layout with a video player, text blocks, and images arranged in a clear visual hierarchy, representing logical content structure and information flow in web design.

Logical Content Structure and Flow

Illustration of three people organizing a webpage layout with a video player, text blocks, and images arranged in a clear visual hierarchy, representing logical content structure and information flow in web design.

Logical Content Structure and Flow

Illustration of a desktop, laptop, and mobile device connected by chain link icons, with two people navigating content, representing accessible hypertext links and cross-device navigation.

Links and Hypertext: Accessible Navigation

Illustration of a desktop, laptop, and mobile device connected by chain link icons, with two people navigating content, representing accessible hypertext links and cross-device navigation.

Links and Hypertext: Accessible Navigation

Illustration of two designers structuring a webpage with clearly defined text headings, images, and content sections on a laptop, representing the use of headings for accessible content hierarchy.

Using Headings for Accessible Content Structure

Illustration of two designers structuring a webpage with clearly defined text headings, images, and content sections on a laptop, representing the use of headings for accessible content hierarchy.

Using Headings for Accessible Content Structure

Color swatches in varying shades of green, blue, red, brown, and yellow on a white background, representing accessible color contrast.

Accessible Color Contrast

Color swatches in varying shades of green, blue, red, brown, and yellow on a white background, representing accessible color contrast.

Accessible Color Contrast

Illustration of three people exploring a large open book with floating letters, representing a digital accessibility glossary of key terms and definitions.

Digital Accessibility Glossary

Illustration of three people exploring a large open book with floating letters, representing a digital accessibility glossary of key terms and definitions.

Digital Accessibility Glossary

Designer working on a laptop surrounded by images and text elements, representing how to write effective alternative text

Alternative Text & How to Write It

Designer working on a laptop surrounded by images and text elements, representing how to write effective alternative text

Alternative Text & How to Write It

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Other Resources I Turn To

These are some of my go-to resources for learning about digital accessibility whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your expertise.

These are some of my go-to resources for learning about digital accessibility whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your expertise.

WCAG Guidelines

The official Web Content Accessibility Guidelines quick reference. Searchable, filterable, and comprehensive.

The official Web Content Accessibility Guidelines quick reference. Searchable, filterable, and comprehensive.

WebAIM

Articles, training materials, and free tools like the WAVE accessibility checker. Great for practical, real-world guidance.

Articles, training materials, and free tools like the WAVE accessibility checker. Great for practical, real-world guidance.

The A11Y Project

Community-driven accessibility resources with clear explanations, checklists, and patterns. Perfect for designers and developers.

Community-driven accessibility resources with clear explanations, checklists, and patterns. Perfect for designers and developers.

Deque University

In-depth courses and training on accessibility topics. Offers both free resources and paid certification programs.

In-depth courses and training on accessibility topics. Offers both free resources and paid certification programs.

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