Decoding Accessibility

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Learn how to create accessible websites with practical insights into WCAG and other web accessibility standards through tips, real-world stories, and strategies to help you create inclusive digital experiences. We also explore the intersection of disability, neurodiversity, and inclusion to better understand how to make the web accessible to all.

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*UPDATE* Creating an Accessible Accordion Block

WordPress now has an accordion block in core! Read the full blog post: https://kineticiris.com/creating-an-accessible-accordion-block/ Original Solution: https://open.spotify.com/episode/00AG3gZPifjAaASBSGvNbo?si=77642913ac4b4df1

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Help me make this! (My conversation with a future overlay provider.)

I recently had a conversation with someone doing research for a company looking to offer an accessibility overlay to their customers. And since I’m not sure my thoughts will have the impact I hope, I’m going to share them with you.

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Form error summaries for better user experience

Effective form errors play a huge part in overall form usability and accessibility. Once you get someone to want to contact you, it's important to make sure they can complete that process with as little friction as possible. But one of the most helpful aspects of creating accessible forms is also one that I don't see mentioned enough: error summaries. -- Blog version: https://kineticiris.com/form-error-summaries/

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Form errors that are effective and accessible

You did it. You got someone to want to reach out to you. They submit your form but forget to fill out a field or don't input things correctly. If it's not easy to find and fix those errors, people aren't always going to seek you out somewhere else, if they even knew there was a submission issue in the first place. Errors that are properly written and displayed are good for screen reader users, people with cognitive differences, and — as always — everyone else. -- Blog Version: https://kineticiris.com/form-errors/ Autocomplete Values: https://www.w3.org/TR/wcag/#input-purposes

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Accessible empty top level nav items

What do you do if you need a top level navigation item without a link? Here's a quick rundown on an easy javascript solution and why we need it in the first place.- Code snippet on GitHub: https://gist.github.com/queerdevperson/e49821ee3675a8d73dabbd8b5f7a5e98- (Untested) Beaver Builder solution: https://snippetnest.com/snippet/enhancing-accessibility-for-beaver-builder-menus/——Learn more about how to make your website more accessible with The Weekly Accessibility email course: https://kineticiris.com/weekly-accessibility/——Blog version of this video: https://kineticiris.com/accessible-empty-top-level-nav-items/

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Everything you need to know about aria-label

One of the most common well-meaning but misunderstood accessibility recommendations is to use aria-label to make things more accessible. It’s hard to know when not to use something or when a better alternative exists, because documentation usually focuses on what to fix, not how to choose the best approach.Code examples in the blog post: https://kineticiris.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-aria-label/ Video version: https://youtu.be/182w-ItJJCUTimestamps:1:16 - The options3:51 - Use aria-label: Landmarks5:32 - Use aria-label: Icons, SVGs, canvas9:46 - Use aria-label: Custom widgets10:13 - Why use something else11:29 - Something else: Form field labels12:40 - Something else: Links13:42 - Something else: Images14:33 - Something else: Background images15:27 - Something else: Inline images16:03 - Don’t use aria-label16:38 - How to decide

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Elementor's Accessibility Missteps

Elementor had seemed committed to accessibility. Then they (re)launched an accessibility overlay plugin and things started to shift. What seemed like a huge opportunity to make a positive impact on millions of sites quickly seemed to turn into the same old familiar story.Watch the quick audit of Elementor's Ally Web Accessibility page: https://youtu.be/MjjU6YTw5_0Read more about accessibility: https://kineticiris.com/blog/

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Internationalization is Accessibility: Adapting your website for any language

Part of making sure your website is accessible is making sure that someone can understand your website no matter what they've set their default language to — even if you aren't specifically creating content in different languages. - Blog version here: https://overnightwebsite.com/internationalization-is-accessibility/ - Video version here: https://youtu.be/k-3Y6xYKG8Y - Accessibility Testing Tools - Bookmarklets: https://youtu.be/TrNrsKLH-eo - Lang Bookmarklet: https://code.jasonmorris.com/bookmarklets/language/

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Learn how to create accessible websites with practical insights into WCAG and other web accessibility standards through tips, real-world stories, and strategies to help you create inclusive digital experiences. We also explore the intersection of disability, neurodiversity, and inclusion to better understand how to make the web accessible to all.

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Decoding Accessibility