Learn how to ensure your website is accessible. These resources include QA and auditing tips as well as information about government standards.
Learn about ISO 639 language code sets, their implementation in HTML, and where to find a (mostly) comprehensive code list.
There is a lot of in-depth information available about how to make websites and digital content accessible. This resource discusses 8 recommendations which serve as a great start!
The standards for web accessibility are complex, it’s true. This resource discusses the rules in Canada, and breaks down exactly what is needed to meet the all-important Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Even when simplified,...
This resource gives a brief overview of the existing options for reviewing the accessibility of a website, including using checklists, running automated checking tools, and hiring people to audit a site.
This resource offers two checklists for web accessibility one: a simplified one, which will help ensure that a site has paid close attention to accessibility standards, and a more advanced one based on the WCAG...
This guide shares a short checklist of items to review when reading or editing image descriptions. Whether you wrote them yourself, or someone else wrote them, this guide will help ensure the quality of descriptions.