eCampusOntario's Digital Accessibility Toolkit
About This Book
1 Introduction to Disability People often think of disability as it relates to an individual person and their specific impairments. However, the social model of disability helps us understand that the source of barriers for people with disabilities comes from society and the inaccessible environments it creates. The barrier is not that a person uses a wheelchair; the barrier is the building without a ramp. The barrier is not that a person cannot hear audio information; the barrier is information
| Category | general |
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| Subject | N/A |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 21 |
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| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 1 Introduction to Disability
- 2 Disability and Technology
- 5 Ontario Legal Requirements
- 6 International Standards
- Principles
- 9 Accessible Development
- Accessible Templates
- Testing Throughout Development
- Deviating From Standards
- Beyond HTML: Accessible Applications
- Accessibility Statements
- Determining Specifications
- Because of federal accessibility requirements in the United States and Europe, t
- At times, you may conclude that the best course of action is to procure a produc
- To borrow a popular expression in modern software development: “shift left.” It
- - Planning the test
- Severity
- Test page
- Keyboard Testing
- Colour Contrast
- Installing Accessibility Insights