Basics
18 articles
- Types of Accessibility Testing to Do
- Using Headings in webpage content
- Color Contrast: The BasicsMaintaining a high color contrast ratio is an important step to making a website accessible
- Color Contrast Issues: Correcting
- Titles for iframes and framesFrames must have an accessible title.
- Readable (Discernible) Link Text: The BasicsLinks must have text readable by screen readers.
- Readable (Discernible) Link Text: CorrectingSuggestions for correcting No readable (discernible) link text flags.
- Readable (Discernible) Button Text: The Basics
- Readable (Discernible) Button Text Issues: Correcting
- Accessible Tables
- Focus - Best Practices
- Using Hidden Content in an Accessible WayKnow how and when to use hidden content to make sure accessibility remains a priority
- Scrollable Regions must have Keyboard Access
- Semantically Correct Lists: The BasicsInformation on semantics, types of lists, and why it matters.
- Semantically Correct Lists: CorrectingHelp with correcting <ul>,<ol>,<li>, and <dl> issues.
- Interactive Controls must not be Nested
- Nested Interactive Controls Issues: Correcting
- Using tabindex