Yes!! @matuzoโs book just arrived! ๐ฅณ It was a huge honor to contribute a little bit by reviewing it โ now I canโt wait to read the final version. ๐ค
Also: get yourself a copy! Itโs a fantastic and invaluable book for everyone working on the Web!
๐ https://accessibility-cookbook.com
#a11y #accessibility #webdev
is there a recommended screen reader or other kinds of extensibility extensions for browsers to ACTUALLY see or hear the web like people who need it would?
which ones are those?
i seeing these promoted would help me and others a lot - by just trying it out and test the accessibility one has tried to implement ๐
@serapath @matuzo Yes, testing your site with a screen reader is super insightful and a mandatory step if you really want to make a website accessible. There are various screen readers out there. The most popular ones are called JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver (the screen reader built into macOS): https://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey9/
This is a super interesting video with @tink showing how she uses a screen reader to access the web: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2019/02/accessibility-webinar/
Matthias Ott
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