Web Accessibility Statement
To make the content of this site available to the widest possible audience, I strive to meet web accessibility standards so users with disabilities can 'participate equally on the web.'
Accessibility
Web Accessibility Fundamentals
- skip-to-main-content link
- properly coded "landmarks" and "regions"
- proper use of WAI-ARIA labels
- high text-to-background color contrast
- images with descriptive "alt" attributes
- images without text
- slideshows that do not auto play, and contain an accessible player
- text links that briefly define destinations
- links with text "decoration" such as underlines, and a change on hover
- well-defined "focus" feature when tabbing through links
- text zoom (without content running off screen)
- generous text line height, which is essential for both reading ease and touch screens
- properly coded and labeled forms
- meaningful headings that are properly nested
- accessible PDF files
- videos without excessive strobes or blinking images
- video captions and audio descriptions
References and Tools (links lead to external sites)
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2
Accessibility Evaluation Resources
Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools List
Using Combined Expertise to Evaluate Web Accessibility
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Accessibility