Tag: Accessibility
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.NET Developer Central JavaScript Web
What You Need to Know about Section 508
Section 508 addresses people with disabilities and their access to and use of information and data related to electronic and information technology. Here's what you need to know.July 18, 2019
by Mark Miller
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The WCAG: Accessibility Regulations You Need to Know
In this era ruled by digital information, it’s vital to make sure that the internet’s vast wealth of knowledge is accessible to as many people as possible. This article explains how adherence to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, or WCAG, helps you get closer to that goal.July 16, 2019
by Chris Ward
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The International Accessibility Standards You Need to Follow
American web accessibility standards are often top of mind for most developers, but the United Nations, European Union and many nations have their own laws and policies. Read more about how to develop international accessibility standards in this blog post.July 11, 2019
by Chris Ward
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Accessibility Guidebook for Web Development
Through our work on implementing accessibility compliance for KendoReact, our suite of native UI components for React, we learned a lot about accessibility. With this article, our goal is to introduce fellow engineers, regardless of level, to web accessibility and share our practical knowledge and best practices.July 09, 2019 -
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Types of Disabilities and User Experience
For technology to lower barriers for people with disabilities, accessibility must be built into the user experience. To understand accessibility, we'll discuss different types of disabilities, and how they can affect the user experience.July 09, 2019
by Nada Rifki
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