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02 What is web A11y?
03 The WCAG
03a Working with WCAG
05 The Accessiblity Tree
06 Semantic HTML
06.1 Creating hierarchy and aiding user navigation with HTML (Part 1)
06.2 Creating hierarchy and aiding user navigation with HTML (Part 2)
06.3 Buttons vs. Links: Semantics and Usability
06.4 Practical Semantics: site-wide navigation
07 ARIA 101
07.1 Applied ARIA: creating a custom button component
07.2 Responsibe ARIA: The Rules of ARIA Use in HTML
07.3 The ARIA Authoring Practices Guide
08 Disclosure widgets
09 Building an accordion component (Part 1)
09 Building an accordion component (Part 2)
10 Hiding content
10.1 Inclusively-hidden custom-styled form controls
11 Accessible names and descriptions
11.1 Techniques for providing accessible names and descriptions using HTML and ARIA
11.2 Which accName is used when you provide more than one name to an element?
11.3 Providing accNames to icon buttons
11.4 Concatenating accNames
11.5 Label in Name: Providing unique labels
12 Interactive drop-down navigation
13 Slide-out navigation drawer
14 Page-level accessibility: Identifying pages by title
14.1 Page-level accessibility: What language does your page speak?
15 Accessible Images: providing effective alt text for images
16 Accessible Forms: Grouping and labelling form fields
16.1 Accessible Forms: Validation (Part 1)
16.2 Accessible Forms: Validation (Part 2)
17.1 Accessible Notifications with ARIA Live Regions (Part 1)
17.2 Accessible Notifications with ARIA Live Regions (Part 2)
18.1 Accessible focus indicators
18.2 Providing navigational aid for keyboard user using skip links
18.3 Managing keyboard focus with the tabindex attribute
19 Adapting your websites and applications to forced colors mode
Misc
10.1 Case study: Inclusively-hidden custom-styled form controls
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