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Segment 2: Web Standards & Accessibility Ted Drake, Yahoo Accessibility Lab Slideshare.net/7mary4

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Segment 2: Web Standards & Accessibility. Ted Drake, Yahoo Accessibility Lab Slideshare.net/ 7mary4. What does an Accessible Site Designed with Web Standards Look Like?. Topics. Features of an accessible site designed with Web Standards? Beyond the blind When web standards is not enough - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Segment 2: Web Standards & Accessibility

Ted Drake, Yahoo Accessibility LabSlideshare.net/7mary4

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What does an Accessible Site Designed with Web Standards

Look Like?

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Topics

• Features of an accessible site designed with Web Standards?

• Beyond the blind• When web standards is not enough• Mobile Users

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Is your standards-based web site accessible?

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Maybe

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Web Standards Foundation

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• Solid• Versatile• Semantic Data• Device Independent

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Static

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Dynamic

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New Visual & Auditory Concerns

• Expandable content• Editable text• Drag and Drop• Gestures• Closed Captions• Regularly updated content• Dialogue boxes• Keyboard focus control

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Drag and Drop

Provide non-mouse alternative

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Expandable Content

• Button for expand/contract• Place focus into expanded area• Tell user the container can be

expanded

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Video Accessibility

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Live Regions

• Define regions of the page that update automatically.

• Should the screen reader user get a notification every time it changes?

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Cognitive and Physical Concerns

• Memory loss• Different cognitive levels of understanding

content.• What helps some will distract others• Dyslexia• Keyboard navigation• Voice recognition

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Voice Recognition

• Dragon Naturally Speaking• Images with text must have matching alt text.• Don’t autofocus form elements• Avoid multiple links to different URLs with the

same text.

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Keyboard Navigation

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• Avoid long sentences• Avoid large blocks of text• Avoid justified alignment• Give the user white space

• Dyslexie: font designed for dyslexia

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Mobile Browsers and Accessibility

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New DeviceSame Accessibility Concerns

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iPhone and iPad• Full featured VoiceOver• Safari browser supports HTML5, CSS3,

JavaScript• Custom gestures will

conflict with VoiceOver.

• No Flash support

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Android, Blackberry, Nokia

• Screen reader is available, but not as sophisticated as VoiceOver

• Use clean, structural markup for better performance

• Android’s browser is full featured. Blackberry and Nokia are not as robust.

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Questions?

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