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Summary
- Disabled people and the Web (9)
- The HTML and accessibility (7)
- Accessibility Rich Media (1)
- Evaluation, testing methods and tools (4)
- Simulations (4)
- Standards and laws (2)
This page is part of Portal Ideose resources on digital accessibility . It lists 27 links to articles and documents on web accessibility.
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Disabled people and the Web
Develop an accessible website (FOR)
This document describes how to develop an accessible website as recommended by WCAG 2.0 by putting disabled people at the center of the process. |
Hearing impairment
This document describes the hearing impairment, hearing disability categories and deaf culture. |
Cognitive impairment
This paper presents cognitive impairment, the characteristics of Web development and explanation to understand the cognitive disability through exercise. |
Motor disability
This document presents the motor impairment, motor disability categories and assistive technologies. |
Visual impairment
This document presents the visual impairment (blindness, low vision, color blindness). |
Introduction to web accessibility
This article presents the key points of web accessibility: how people with disabilities navigate the Web, the main problems they face and what web developers need to do to make them more accessible. |
Web development issues
This paper addresses the problem of developing a single website for all or many websites.
It also addresses the issue of "text version" of a website. |
Disabled people and the Web: list of issues and solutions Web development
This document lists the issues and solutions web development to make a website accessible to all people with disabilities (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, spasms). |
Spasms
This document outlines the possible causes spasms of the web (flash, glitter, flash, strobe effect, photosensitive epilepsy) and how to avoid them. |
The HTML and accessibility
Web accessibility links
This document describes how to make accessible Web links. |
Create images available
This document describes how to create images available within the rules of web accessibility. |
Develop a Web site compatible with screen readers
, SuperNova, Hal...) utilisés par les personnes aveugles. This document describes how to develop a Web site compatible with screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, Window Eyes, SuperNova, Hal ...) used by blind people. |
Give a semantic structure for web pages
This document describes why and how to give a semantic structure to Web pages within the Web Accessibility (title tags, lists, styles). |
Javascript and Accessibility
This document describes how to develop accessible from JavaScript. |
The accessibility of AJAX applications
This paper presents the issues of accessibility of AJAX applications. |
Using CSS: to hide a necessary content to users of screen readers
This document describes how to make invisible a necessary content to users of screen readers using CSS. |
Accessibility Rich Media
The accessibility of audio and video content on the Web
This document describes the accessibility of audio and video content on the Web (subtitle, audio description, verbatim transcript). |
Evaluation, testing methods and tools
Keyboard shortcuts for screen reader NVDA
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for screen reader NVDA. |
Keyboard shortcuts for the JAWS screen reader
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for the JAWS screen reader. |
Using the screen reader NVDA to assess the accessibility of a website
This document describes how to use the NVDA screen reader to assess the accessibility of a website. |
Using the JAWS screen reader to assess the accessibility of a website
This document describes how to use the JAWS screen reader to assess the accessibility of a website. |
Simulations
Simulation of handicaps "low vision" on the Web
Web developers often have difficulty understanding the problems users with visual impairments when accessing web pages that are not designed for their needs.
This simulation provides the opportunity for users to test a Web page created to simulate visual impairment. |
Simulation of a screen reader
This simulation allows to experience using a screen reader (software used by blind people to surf the Web).
Exercises are to be performed by the user so he can get (one time) instead of a blind person who seeks information on a website. |
Simulation on dyslexia and the Web
This simulation shows some of the symptoms of dyslexia.
You have 60 seconds to read a paragraph aloud.
The letters in this paragraph are reversed, reversed, transposed and the spelling is inconsistent.
There will be two questions at the end of 60 seconds, so you need to decipher the words as best you can. |
Simulation on attention deficit disorder and the Web
This simulation shows how it can be difficult to navigate a website, even on a single site when you do it with a high cognitive load as a person with cognitive disabilities can live. |
Standards and laws
WCAG 2.0 for HTML
This document presents a list of recommendations for understanding and implementing WCAG 2.0 for HTML. |
International guidelines for web accessibility (WCAG)
This document presents the recommendations of international web accessibility (WCAG 1.0 and WCAG 2.0). |
