A Web Accessibility Primer: Usability for Everyone XX Presenter Name Presenter Title Presenter Contact Office of Web Communications.

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A Web Accessibility Primer: Usability for Everyone XX Presenter Name Presenter Title Presenter Contact Office of Web Communications

Workshop Goals: Better understand the barriers and frustrations people with disabilities face with inaccessible websites. Know what web accessibility means. Know how to make your websites and content more accessible.

Workshop Contents: 1.Introduction to Web Accessibility 2.Cross-cutting Accessibility Strategies 3.Creating Downloadable Files 4.Making “Regular” Web Pages Accessible – HTML 5.Beyond HTML: CSS, JavaScript, Plug-ins 6.CommonSpot and BlackBoard 7.Choosing and Converting File Types

Visual Hearing Motor Cognitive/learning disabilities Screen reader simulation: Motor (keyboard only) simulation: Visit a favorite site and set your mouse aside. Can you navigate using only your keyboard? Kinds of Disabilities and Web Use

Cornell’s Approach: Reasons to make cornell.edu accessible: –Moral –Practical –Legal Accessible Design is Good Design Standards: –W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) –Section 508 Cornell’s policy, based on 508Cornell’s policy

Think Access Art, not science. A way of thinking, not a mindless compliance checklist. Often no one right answer.

How would you describe this painting? In these website contexts: Art course Psychology course Your favorite paintings Decorative image

Basic Design Principles: a)Provide appropriate alternative text b)Provide headings for data tables c)Ensure users can complete and submit all forms d)Ensure links make sense out of context e)Caption video, provide transcripts for audio f)Make file downloads (e.g., Word docs) accessible

Basic Design Principles (cont’d) g)Allow users to skip repetitive elements on the page h)Do not rely on color alone to convey meaning i)Make sure content is structured, clearly written and easy to read j)Make JavaScript accessible k)Design to standards

Evaluating for Access There are tools for auto-checking site accessibility. Cornell will license one. Several free tools online. But only 7 of the 16 Section 508 standards can be automatically checked. Even these 7 only indicate areas to double check, don’t provide answers.