Introduction to Web Accessibility
About This Book
Why Learn About Web Accessibility The “Curb Cut” Effect: An Accessible Web Benefits All Think about “curb cuts” as a great example of what is often thought of as inclusive design. Curb cuts were originally added to streets to accommodate those in wheelchairs so they could get up from the road onto a sidewalk and vice versa. But curb cuts are helpful for many people — not just those in wheelchairs. A person pushing a baby stroller can now easily get on the sidewalk. A person riding a bike can mor
| Category | arts |
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| Subject | User interface design and usability, , , , , , , , |
| Year | 2023 |
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| Chapters | 28 |
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| License | Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ |
Chapters
- Why Learn About Web Accessibility
- Why Learn About Web Accessibility
- Why Learn About Web Accessibility
- Why Learn About Web Accessibility
- Why Learn About Web Accessibility
- About WCAG
- About WCAG
- About WCAG
- About WCAG
- About WCAG
- 1. Perceivable
- 1. Perceivable
- 1. Perceivable
- 1. Perceivable
- 2. Operable
- 2. Operable
- 2. Operable
- 2. Operable
- 2. Operable
- 3. Understandable
- 3. Understandable
- 3. Understandable
- 3. Understandable
- 3. Understandable
- 3. Understandable
- 4. Robust
- 4. Robust
- 4. Robust