As usual great job summarizing the reason we need to consider our design choices

These videos are solid. Straight, valuable , easy to understand, no waste of time. Subscribed!

anyone got a good recorder of A issues that can auth behind login pages?

Thank you so much . This is valuable

Incredibly insightful and helpful presentation. Thank you!

Hi. As a web developer who focuses on accessibility I have an issue with the main example you give in this video. The suggestion to use alternative text "Jessica and her awesome rescue cat Salem" seems to me to be a misleading advice for the audience. That's a text suitable for caption of this image, not its alternative text. It contains information which is not direct part of the image (name of the cat, ownership of the cat, origin of the cat and the cat being awesome), so visitors not using assistive technology will not be able to access it. If an image deserves such description (and I believe that you and Salem do), then it should have this text in its caption, not in its alternative text. The alternative text can then remain blank or contain some additional description of you and Salem, so that people can visualise you two a bit ("Jessica has red hair and glasses, Salem is a black cat with yellow eyes"). The last part is something I'm not completely sure is the best idea, opinions from the people who actually need assistive technologies is their lives matter here. But I'm sure it's not hurtful, as it's an individual image and the bloating of information on the page is minimal in such case. I felt it's necessary to mention this, as alternative text should not contain extra information which is not part of the image. But it's the way how many people implement it or create the content. And that's still the better scenario, there are much worse like surrounding text (e.g. heading) being repeated and used as alternative text of an decorative image after it. Or already mentioned images with alt attribute missing completely. Thank you for any reaction to this. BR, Jiri

Thank you very much. It very good presentation

Oh man! Your videos deserve so many more views... they are really well-made and super interesting!

Could really go more indepth on how these work... How do users swap between selected areas? How are the user experience different between platforms (pc, mobile, etc), what standards does users expect?

Albertha Parks

Laughs in Vimium user

Thank you for this informative webinar Jessica. I'm still in the beginning of learning about accessibility, and your webinar makes it so much more fun. You're informing us in such a cool and fun way. Looking forward to learn more!

What is meant by "large test" in terms of size?

Is not using the aria current on the last breadcrumb item, or currently opened page from the main nav, a WCAG fail or just a recommendation? than you, great video

Space button should also be included in the group of accessible keys?

Love this! Wonderfully summarized!

blue links pass if they are 3:1 contrast vs adjacent text

How to achieve this?

This is excellent. Thanks. How do you measure these ratios?

have you considered just getting rid of css and js? problem solved, checkmate liberal

Really usefull extension ! Thanks for presentation.

Hi, I would like to get permission to use your video for training purposes only. Thank you.

Using this website without mouse here, not because I have to I just like it, what conditions can force people to have to use this?

Sus Ana… oh no.

Your video is concise, hit to the point. Your graphic is very helpful. Thank you for creating this.

how can you disable it tho

I would like to know more about how AI or Gen AI can help in terms of document accessibility

Thanks for the new video! I’m looking forward to seeing what other content you post! Always good to learn as much as you can!

Short and to the point! I love it.

Thanks a lot for making this vedio. It hepls me a lot to understand what is Focus not obscured wcag.

Great video! What platform did you guys use to create the motion graphics?

Where the comments at??

The plugin would so amazing if it only worked on Firefox!

why is there no comments ?

You're great!

Super presentation Jessica, thank you for sharing and spreading this valuable information! Warmly, Graham

It was fun as always listening to your presentation, Jessica. Pet Salem for me. Cheers!

About time someone added a comment about this video. Too often when you ask about web accessibility, the knee-jerk response is 'fonts and colours'. But accessibility is SO much more! I send this video to everyone when I'm trying to get the message across - it explains the whole gamut of accessibility better than any boring web pages or formal guidelines.

This is a true gift and something I will really use as a guide. Thank you!

I like the law.

tabing is much more frustrating 😤 if you navigate in page tab tab tab tab tab tab tab

Uizard clearly means 'Wizard'.

I'm very glad I stuck around past the credits 😁