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Accessible User Experience & Design Considering accessibility when designing a usability test

You’re probably familiar with running usability tests for sighted/mouse users, this post will discuss considerations for accessibility for non-sighted/AT users when conducting a usability test.

Accessibility in the News Save the Date: Deque’s Axe-hackathon & Hospitality Event at CSUN!

Save the date for Deque's 4th annual axe-hackthon and secure your invitation foor our hospitalitly and awareness lab event at CSUN!

Company News & Updates New Axe and Attest Integration: Puppeteer

Deque's axe-puppeteer and attest-puppeteer integrations are now available. Find and resolve accessibility issues before they make it into your code base.

Accessibility Best Practices The Cost of Accessibility False Positives

Not all automated accessibility testing tools are created equal. The thought and diligence put into the rules engine matters a lot.

A11y for Developers Creating Accessible SVGs

Let's focus on the accessibility of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs) by diving into the basics and code examples.

A11y for Developers JavaScript and Civil Rights

As developers of web applications and websites, we create interfaces for people to use (for the most part). In doing so, we have a responsibility to make our applications not only usable by those people, but also to avoid infringing on their rights.

Accessibility Best Practices Multimedia Accessibility: Is it important?

The core areas of multimedia accessibility are - synchronized captions, text transcripts and audio descriptions. Let's explore each of these further.

A11y for Developers Accessibility Tips in Single-Page Applications

To capture a more complete picture of accessibility in single-page apps still in a concise format, I’ll start with the “accessibility rules” listed in the Smashing Book chapter and add a few extras that are still on my mind now that it’s been published.

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