Everyone deserves to use the Internet.
What You Will Learn A greater understanding of a vast.
If you would like to learn about web accessibility in a clear and actionable way, this book is for you.
Suitable for those of any profession or experience level, Practical Web Accessibility gives you all the information you need to ensure that your sites are truly accessible for the modern, inclusive web.
With these tools, you can set up processes for yourself and your team that will drastically improve the accessibility of your sites and, importantly, keep them that way in the future.
This book comes complete with Practical examples you can use in your own sites, along with a brand-new approach to auditing and improving a website\'s accessibility, and a team\'s approach to it, based on tools created by the author and refined over years as a consultant -- The FAIR framework and ACCESS checklist.
You\'ll also learn that an accessible approach won\'t just help people with disabilities, it will improve your website for everyone.
Featuring content from the latest compliance frameworks, including the newly released WCAG 2.2 and exploratory concepts in WCAG 3, you\'ll see how to go beyond the basic requirements in order to help your users.
Throughout this book you\'ll learn to test for, spot, and fix web accessibility issues for a wide range of physical and mental impairments.
You\'ll explore whether they\'re helpful or detrimental in the fight to make the web more accessible.
There\'s also a new chapter on Outsourcing Accessibility, exploring third party bolt-on tools, build your own website platforms like Wix, and popular design systems.
You\'ll understand the ways these users typically engage with the web, the barriers they often face, and Practical advice on how your websites and content can be compliant, but more than that, inclusive and enjoyable to use.
In this updated and revamped second edition of the Amazon technology chart-topping Practical Web Accessibility, you\'ll be guided through a broad range of disabilities and access needs.
Add to this the massive rise in legal cases around sites not being accessible, including Beyoncé, Disney, and Netflix, and you have an important topic that more and more people are starting to engage with.
At the same time, over 96 percent of the one million most popular websites have an accessibility issue.
That\'s 16percent of the world\'s population, or one in six of us.
An estimated 1.3 billion people experience significant disability.
Everyone deserves to use the Internet
