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gomakethings.com
When I start working with new consulting clients, one of the first things I like to do is an audit of their existing site. Im primarily looking for performance issues, accessibility issues, and architecture issues. I put them all together into a nice report, and often helps guide a lot of the work that we do going forward. Today, I wanted to share eight of the most common accessibility issues I see when I run these audits. |
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blog.scottlogic.com
Accessibility is essential to provide a high-quality experience for all of your users. However, it can be easy for failures to slip into our applications. In this post, we'll look at the six most common accessibility problems and discuss why they matter and how they can be fixed. |
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www.matuzo.at
Beyond automatic accessibility testing: 6 things I check on every website I build - Manuel Matuzovic A small collection of accessibility checks I perform in every site I audit and build. |
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www.matuzo.at
Writing even more CSS with Accessibility in Mind, Part 1: Progressive Enhancement - Manuel Matuzovic Progressive enhancement is amazing. Building websites layer by layer allows for a cleaner separation of concerns, which makes the website more accessible. |
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