The website described.art is a clear, accessible, fast and responsive website. It contains dozens of audiodescriptions of the most famous paintings. They are available free of charge to everyone.
More than 40 testers and developers attended the online training and entered the world of mobile application accessibility testing. In a post-training survey the meeting was rated 4.66 on a five-point scale. The vast majority of participants declared the usefulness of the knowledge gained in their daily work and their desire to participate in future meetings and workshops on digital accessibility.
Training needs vary depending on the role in the project. Designers and UX specialists need to learn how to create accessible user interface designs, developers need to learn how to create accessible apps, and testers need to learn how to test and automate WCAG-compliant tests. It is worth taking the time to select training tailored to the audience instead of training everyone on everything.
What is digital accessibility? What does it mean? The definition - unambiguous, verifiable, measurable and consistent with existing standardised terms: Digital accessibility is the capability of the software product to be understood, learned, used and attractive to a user with a disability.
The new website of the Pełni Kultury foundation is faster, more secure and accessible for people with disabilities (compliant with WCAG guidelines).
We celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day and at the same time help Ukrainians with disabilities.
Tools for automatic website accessibility tests. Thanks to them, without going into technical details, you can automatically verify the availability of websites, portals, mobile and desktop applications.
Which factors impact the price of digital accessibility audit? How to plan budget for website accessibility testing? Practical information for people responsible for digital accessibility. Useful both for business and public institutions.
During two days long workshops attendees discovered typical needs and expectations of people with disabilities. They learnt standards and good practices used when assisting visually impaired person and put them into practice. Now they know how to describe views and things to blind people.
In less than two weeks we completed 16 remote training sessions, each of them gathered around 10 participants and took between 1,5 and 2,5 hours. It was great to see results even before the training has been delivered to all employees - some accessibility issues have been fixed during the first week of the training!
