Accessibility basics for designers:
This is a curated collection of articles and resources for designers who are getting started with digital accessibility. It focuses on clear explanations, practical examples, and foundational concepts to help you build more inclusive experiences with confidence.

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A seven-steps guide to start designing a more accessible web

Designing for accessibility is not that hard

Pablo Stanley wrote and illustrated a 7-steps guide to start designing for a more accessible web. A must-read article ?

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Color Oracle

About 10% of the population - mostly males - has a form of colorblindness.
Color Oracle is a free color blindness simulator for Windows, Mac OS and Linux. It shows in real time what people with common color vision impairments see.

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Learn how to design accessible forms

How to design an accessible form

The UX Designer, Núria Peña presents the best practices of how to make forms accessible for as many people as possible from a design perspective.

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Accessibility for Everyone

Accessibility for Everyone by Laura Kalbag

If you’d like to start with accessibility but don’t know where to start, treat yourself with this short & action-packed accessibility guidebook ?

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An article about the good practices to design and implement an accessible form

How to make an accessible form?

Designing a form is not that easy. These past few years we can often see that placeholder texts in the form fields are used in place of label names with fun micro-animations. But what about their accessibility?

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Accessible material design palettes with Color Tool

A classical tool, made by Google in 2014, to help you to build accessible color palette for your user interfaces and measure the accessibility of your own color combinations.

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