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Approximately 15% of the global population is affected by some sort of disability, according to the World Report on Disability. Many C-Suite executives perceive digital accessibility (DA) as an endless task. Among the engineering leaders, one in four leaders are reliant on very limited knowledge about digital accessibility. Many countries are increasing their legislative efforts to make web accessibility an important part in web development and testing of software releases. Numerous organizations are facing extreme turbulence when not adhering to international accessibility guidelines while developing their software's and website applications.
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) is a global guide on accessibility recommendations that are developed through the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to help organizations to meet minimum standard accessibility guidelines. It has become critical for every organization to focus on implementing the accessibility checks at every stage of their application development to avoid costly mistakes. Meanwhile, the need for front-end engineers and Quality Assurance (QA) test analysts to learn WCAG best practices is immensely important for the growing need to incorporate accessibility-focused inclusive design, development, and extensive accessibility testing, which are essential for most of the customer-facing websites.
In a fast-paced world, incorporating shift left accessibility within development and testing is the new normal. The Web Accessibility Project: Development and Testing Best Practices helps developers address right accessibility attributes to user interface (UI) components. It also helps developers focus on developing manual and automation tests for QA professionals to inject accessibility audit, accessibility functional tests, and accessibility automation tests as part of their Continuous Integration and Continuous Development (CI/CD) models. The book is filled with readily usable best practices to adapt web accessibility early in application development.
By applying the accessibility best practices covered in this book, developers can help their organizations rise to a whole new level of accessibility adherence, innovation, and inclusive design. They will also see greater work satisfaction in their professional lives and a way to help improve digital accessibility for end users.
Contents
1. Introduction 2. Web Accessibility Basics Part A. Manual Web Accessibility Development and Testing 3. User Personas of Web Accessibility Project 4. WAVE Evaluation Tool and Accessibility Extension 5. Website Page Title-based Accessibility Development 6. Website Language-based Accessibility Development 7. Website Landmarks-based Accessibility Development 8. Website Headings-based Accessibility Development 9. Website Links-based Accessibility Development 10. Website Navigation-based Accessibility Development 11. Website Tables-based Accessibility Development 12. Website Lists-based Accessibility Development 13. Website Page Media -- Page Break-based Accessibility Development 14. Single Page Application-based Accessibility Development 15. Website Redundant Entry-based Accessibility Development 16. Website Drag and Drop Functionality-based Accessibility Development 17. Website Images-based Accessibility Development Part B. Automated Web Accessibility Development and Testing 18. Cypress JavaScript Test Automation Framework Setup 19. Cypress Accessibility Testing Using Cypress-Audit 20. Cypress Performance Metrics and Accessibility Score 21. Cypress Accessibility Testing Using Keyboard Tests 22. Cypress Accessibility Testing Using Mouse Tests 23. Summary
