What's new
WebAIM is conducting its 9th screen reader survey, an important resource for helping to collect info, track trends, and help guide "development choices for those creating accessible web content and web standards."
WebAIM encourages "All screen reader users, even those who use screen readers only for evaluation and testing" to participate.
What we shared this week
How to design accessible web forms
The Big Hack
Smashing, Smooshing, and Juicing: How a YouTuber Uses Her Limb Difference in the Kitchen
Kitchn
Responsible Web Applications
Joy Heron
Disability, “No True Scotsman,” And “Zero Sum Thinking”
Forbes
Why the Accessibility Tree is key to understanding accessible applications
Intuit
Google Docs Switches to Canvas Rendering, Sidelining the DOM
The New Stack
The ongoing evolution of 'Shift left'
Derek Featherstone
Why You Need to Stop Using These Words and Phrases
Harvard Business Review
From our archives
How-to: Designing accessible animation
Kelly Gillit
How-to: Use the tabindex attribute
Eric Bailey
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