Articles

Selected articles that cover topics of interest for anyone interested in accessibility issues.


Crowdsourcing the Web Key IT way

By Amanda Mace, Web Key IT, 12th December 2017

Have you ever wondered out how to use a crowd of experts to solve a difficult technical problem?  Check out the latest article to see how we used crowd-sourcing to solve a problem with ARIA that confused all the experts.  We all learned some valuable lessons, not least of all, the benefit of getting together with like-minded people. Read about how we crowd-sourced here!


A good red 

A good red is worth finding be it wine for your table or in this case, text for your website. Red text is used for lots of things including highlighting new items, warnings, reminders of missing entries and asterisks to show that information is required. Read more about accessible red values.


DingoAccess

Roger Hudson, 22 November, 2011. 

Accessibility Barrier Scores.


WebAIM - Web Accessibility in Mind 

Survey results. “This year’s screen reader survey by WebAIMcontains really important information about how people use screen-readers. It seems the usage of free or low-cost software is increasing while the use of high-cost options is decreasing. The survey includes information about the percentage of users who are accessing screen-readers on mobile devices as well as the issues that cause users the most problems”. Take a look at the latest survey results:  WebAim Survey