Jack Garfinkel

Screen reader friendly CMS, anyone? Last I checked, Craft CMS was the only one who seemed to take it seriously but it was a while ago!

#accessibility #a11y

Oct 17, 2023 at 10:11amWeb
Show threadJoe GlombekOct 17, 2023

@CuriousScutter

The #UmbracoAccessibilityTeam has been working hard over the past few years to make #Umbraco an #accessible CMS.

I think we're in a pretty good place these days.

https://umbraco.com/features/web-accessibility-features/

Web Accessibility Features in Umbraco

Dive into the Web Accessibility Features and discover more about WCAG Complaint, customizable workflows, accessibility for developers and editors in Umbraco.

Show threadJoe GlombekOct 17, 2023
@CuriousScutter Here's the current a11y backlog https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS.Accessibility.Issues/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc
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Show threadJoe GlombekOct 17, 2023
cc @nielslyngsoe @MikeMasey @rachelbreezedev @batjan @waltza etc
Show threadMatt WOct 17, 2023

@joe @[email protected] For sure something we are working towards as part of the community team, along with the team at Umbraco. V14 in particular will be a massive improvement.

As always there's is more work to do

Show threadHiddeOct 17, 2023
@CuriousScutter I know Drupal aims for ATAG compliance. When I worked there (recently), developers at Sanity (headless CMS) would test with screenreaders