7 terms
An accessible name is the text label that assistive technologies announce for an interface element, computed from content, labels or ARIA attributes.
ARIA is a W3C specification of roles, states and properties that exposes the meaning of custom web interface elements to assistive technologies.
Contrast ratio in accessibility measures the luminance difference between text or graphics and their background, from 1:1 up to 21:1.
Inclusive design is an accessibility approach that designs products with people who are excluded by default, so more people can use them in more situations.
Keyboard navigation in accessibility is the ability to reach and operate every interface element with a keyboard alone, using a visible and logical focus.
A screen reader is assistive software that converts on-screen content into speech or braille, a core consideration in accessibility and design.
WCAG, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, is the W3C standard of testable success criteria for making digital design usable by people with disabilities.