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- Accessibility – Digital. gov
Accessibility: Essential knowledge Section508 gov This site provides guidance for federal agencies on several topics in IT accessibility, including creating accessible websites and documents, accessibility testing, accessibility training, and accessibility in contracting and procurement
- An advanced approach to accessibility - Digital. gov
Accessibility videos — A Digital gov playlist of accessibility literacy and how-to videos on YouTube WCAG 2 2 — This outlines the principles, guidelines, testable success criteria, and techniques needed to optimize content
- Accessibility - U. S. Web Design System (USWDS)
Accessibility guidelines help us address specific, ability-based patterns of user experience (UX) USWDS builds these baseline UX needs into its design language, components, guidance, and layouts
- Accessibility for visual designers – Digital. gov
Resources Accessibility - Material Design WebAIM: Web Accessibility for Designers Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2 0 references: 1 3 2 Meaningful Sequence 2 4 6 Headings and Labels Typography Can you easily read and comprehend textual information on the page? Why it's important Zelda has low vision and has trouble reading small text
- An introduction to accessibility - Digital. gov
An introduction to accessibility Understand how to approach accessibility for all What is accessibility? In the federal government, accessibility means that agencies must give disabled employees and members of the public access to information comparable to the access available to others
- Data visualizations - U. S. Web Design System (USWDS)
General guidance Usability and accessibility are complementary goals for data visualizations Simplicity Prefer common visualization types Use data visualizations types that your target audience understands When the level of the audience's data literacy is unknown, stick to well-used types (like line and bar charts) for explanatory visualizations Don't try to do too much Limit the 'big
- Card accessibility tests | U. S. Web Design System (USWDS)
Screen reader tests USWDS performed these tests to check card accessibility and usability for screen readers For help performing your own screen reader tests, check out the resources in the expandable section below
- Button accessibility tests - U. S. Web Design System (USWDS)
Button accessibility checklist General tests Zoom magnification tests Keyboard navigation tests Screen reader tests General tests Button text conveys its meaning When you view the button on a page and determine the button’s purpose, the text (not color alone) conveys the button’s meaning
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