Resources
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Accessibility Checklist for mobile content
92.3% of internet users access the internet using a mobile phone. That means considering accessibility on mobile is critical. Here’s a checklist to follow to make sure your website and app is WCAG compliant on mobile.
Shift left: what does it mean?
"Shift left" is a philosophy that advocates for integrating accessibility into web development from the earliest stages. Just as the term suggests, “shift left” is about moving the focus and application of accessibility practices to an earlier phase in the development process.
Accessibility Checklist for animated content
Animations can enhance user engagement however there are a few things to remember to make sure they are accessible for everyone. Follow this checklist to make sure your animated content meets accessibility standards.
WCAG versioning, explained
Ever wondered about those numbers and letters next to WCAG? Check out our handy infographic breaking down WCAG versioning and what it means for web accessibility.
What you're doing wrong with your page headings
Common oversights with headings means breaking the logic of the page for our users! Let’s delve into the most frequent issues with page headings and provide essential accessibility tips to ensure an inclusive and user-friendly experience for all.
Why I started Aleph Accessibility
The instructions on how to build more accessible websites are out there - buried under dense jargon and complicated guidelines. But as an IAAP-certified web accessibility specialist, I know it doesn’t have to be that way.