1. Web Design
  2. Accessibility

Website Accessibility With ARIA Roles

Craig Campbell
FREELessons: 9Length: 42 minutes
AccessibilityARIA
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3.1 Final Thoughts

In this course, we’ve looked at how to make our web content more accessible to more users. Hopefully, you have also learned just how important accessibility is. Thank you for watching!

1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:36

1.1
Welcome to the Course
00:36

2.ARIA Roles
7 lessons, 41:14

2.1
ARIA Overview
05:26

2.2
The ChromeVox Extension
03:38

2.3
The Navigation Role
06:08

2.4
ARIA Labels
06:45

2.5
Menu Accessibility
05:09

2.6
Accessible Checkboxes
10:48

2.7
More Information
03:20

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:33

3.1
Final Thoughts
00:33

3.1 Final Thoughts

Hello and welcome back to website accessibility with ARIA rules. In this short course, we have drilled into the ARIA specification in order to explore some practical ways to make our websites more accessible with the use of ARIA rules and attributes. Now, hopefully this course has helped you to understand the need for website accessibility, and has also given you some practical tools that you can use in your own work. Once again, my name is Craig Campbell. I wanna thank you so much for watching and I'll see you next time.

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Craig Campbell
Craig Campbell
Craig has been doodling on computers since the first time he opened Paintbrush in Windows 3.0 in 1990. Since then, he has constantly sought new and exciting ways to make beautiful things on computers.
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