Introduction to Web Accessibility Fundamentals
In this lesson, we’ll give a quick walkthrough of what we’ll learn in this accessibility course. We’ll also learn why we often refer to accessibility as A11y.
During the course, we’ll be using Google Chrome with Vue devtools installed. We’ll also be using Visual Studio Code with Vetur (Vue extension) installed.
We recommend that you install the resources above if you want to follow along.
LESSON TRANSCRIPT
Hello, my name is Maria Lamardo. In this course, you will learn about the basics of web accessibility and why it should be an integral part of your development process. Web accessibility is a way to design applications so that users with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the web. You will often see accessibility being referred to as Ali for short, starting with A, then 11, which represents the 11 letters in the middle, and ending with Y.
In this course, we will cover web content accessibility guidelines, accessible design, good content structure, accessibility testing with Chrome DevTools, assistive technologies, why ARIA, and more. I will be using Chrome, Visual Studio Code with Vue extensions, Vue DevTools, and assistive technologies. I will be sharing any resources in the video descriptions below, along with any code used in the course. So feel free to use these to follow along.
Hello, my name is Maria Lamardo. In this course, you will learn about the basics of web accessibility and why it should be an integral part of your development process. Web accessibility is a way to design applications so that users with disabilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the web. You will often see accessibility being referred to as Ali for short, starting with A, then 11, which represents the 11 letters in the middle, and ending with Y.
In this course, we will cover web content accessibility guidelines, accessible design, good content structure, accessibility testing with Chrome DevTools, assistive technologies, why ARIA, and more. I will be using Chrome, Visual Studio Code with Vue extensions, Vue DevTools, and assistive technologies. I will be sharing any resources in the video descriptions below, along with any code used in the course. So feel free to use these to follow along.
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