Accessibility

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Layout is a design and WordPress blog covering thought-provoking topics that show you the next step for your business, improve your process, and inspire your designs.

We often think about accessibility in the design and build process, but content is always king. These are some ongoing considerations to keep your text and media accessible.

So you want to make an accessible WordPress website? Congratulations – your site will be available to the widest possible audience! Not sure why acce...

Smooth scrolling (the animated change of position within the viewport from the originating link to the destination anchor) can be a nice interaction detail

A comprehensive visual guide to making web technology available to a diverse world.

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Over the past several years, accessibility has become one of most-discussed topics in web design. And that’s a good thing. As more of our daily lives are moved online, making...

Removing CSS outlines without proper fallbacks can make it impossible to navigate your site with a keyboard.

Accessibility testing for color palettes or sass variables, built by The Scenery.

Accessibility enables people with disabilities to perceive, understand, navigate, interact with and contribute to the web.

Designing for inclusivity not only opens up products and experiences to more people with a wider range of abilities, it also reflects how people really are.

Web Accessibility means making your content available to all users. Here are some common misconceptions about web accessibility.

Learn how to create a WooCommerce store that is accessible to shoppers regardless of their location, ability or how they access the internet.

Published on September 29, 2016 Like Liked UnlikeBuilding accessible websites: What not to doLike22 ShareShare Building accessible websites: What not to doShare4Richard GauderFollowFollowingUnfollowRi...

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The importance of creating a web that is accessible to anyone and everyone has always been emphasised by the inventor of the World Wide Web itself:“The power of the Web is in its universality....

How to get a WordPress developer all emotional and fanatic: discuss about heading structure. Here’s my point of view on how headings should be set up in a WordPress theme. And an overview o…

Karwai Pun is an interaction designer currently working on Service Optimisation to make existing and new services better for our users. Karwai is part of an accessibility group at Home Office Digital

Theoretically, anyone can access the web. In reality, disabled people are excluded.

On this episode we’ll be joined by @bamadesigner Rachel Carden. She’s Senior Software Engineer for D...

Using ARIA Landmark Roles in WordPress doesn't have to be a challenge. Rachel reviews each role alon...

Periodically, somebody asks me whether the themes reviewed for accessibility at WordPress.org are co...

Learn to create Accessible WordPress websites and fix common accessibility issues to make your websi...

What is color contrast and why do we need it for web accessibility? Introduction to ARIA, describing...

In this Make WordPress Accessibility Handbook you will learn how to create an accessible WordPress w...

ChromeLens is a set of developer tools that allow developers to code websites better suited for the ...

Short workshop on how to navigate a website with a keyboard only.

It’s more or less common practice these days to use real HTML lists when what you’re marking up make...

Covering some of the basics about accessibility: what it is and how you can start to make your websi...