Accessibility isn't automatically set up when designing websites. She has to be considered. To do this, you first have to understand what accessibility actually means. In her talk at the frontend developer conference c't
Open viewers' eyes to the topic and explain the basic principles of accessible sites.
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But how can you actually check how accessible an existing project is and where improvements need to be made? Stefan Farnetani guides through the wide range of test tools. The spectrum ranges from simple bookmarklets to browser extensions to extensive automated tests.
Benedikt Kulmann uses the example of the web front end for the file sharing platform ownCloud to explain how an existing web application can be modified to make it (more) barrier-free. Manuel Mauky, on the other hand, shows how to build a library with reusable, accessible components using Web Components.
When developing accessible products, one key user group is often left out: the editorial team. The tools you use, the content management system, must also ensure that you can create accessible content. In their presentation, Annett Farnetani and Katrin Kampfrath look at the tricky points between content and code.
Three days of offset
All of these lectures will take place on the first day of c't
instead of the "accessibility tag". In the same way, the lectures on the second and third day of the conference revolve around the topics of performance and testing. The provisional program can be found on the conference homepage.
The three days of the online conference will not take place in one go, but with a one-week offset on November 23rd and 30th. and 7.12. In this way, we hope, the workload will be more digestible than en bloc and participants can better integrate the conference into their workflows. You can book individual days for €149 or all three conference days as a package for €399 at an early bird rate.
In addition, the workshops "Web Accessibility Fundamentals" (full day, November 25, 2021, €499.00), "Web Performance" (full day, November 26, 2021, €499.00), "Advanced Type Level Programming in TypeScript" (full day, December 2nd, 2021, €499.00) and "0 Framework Overhead with Solid.js" (half day, December 3rd, 2021, €299.00). You can buy all tickets on the c't
book.
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