Web Accessibility Guidelines: Carnegie Museums
The Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh have published and shared their Web Accessibility Guidelines that include best practices and resources - a good way to learn from Accessibility professionals to make our designs more accessible!
How Manual Audits for Website Accessibility (ADA Compliance) Work
Kris Rivenburgh, an independent consultant shares his highlights about how to make a professional manual audit. I appreciate he also shares the real costs and delivery times.
Coursera: Web Accessibility Courses
The online learning platform offers web accessibility courses for beginner and intermediate levels.
Giving a damn about accessibility
Sheri Byrne-Haber wrote this free practical handbook for designers about
accessibility.
(PDF and audio versions)
Illustration: Passeio
Making a Palette Accessible
When a designer revises an existing corporate palette for accessibility, the real challenge is to sell it to stakeholders. The Designer Colin Shanley shares his insights about testing a color palette for accessibility and how to persuade stakeholders to adopt the changes.
Illustration: Colin Shanley
Inclusive Design Principles
It's just good to remember the Inclusive Design Principles. It's all about designing for all of us.
Illustration: inclusivedesignprinciples.org
Testing fonts for accessibility
A bite-sized guide to help you chose fonts with better legibility for all.
Learn How to Build Accessible Web Apps
Wow that is a super nice initiative! Marcy Sutton offers a free six weeks email course to help you building and testing accessible web applications.
Illustration: testingaccessibility.com
By the way, we need to make this website accessible
JoLynne Martinez, like many developers or designers, heard about web accessibility only once in the field. Her story reflects the common experience met by people who want to start doing accessible code or design: finding some help and resources adapted for beginners.