WCAG 2 1 What You Need to Know About the Most Recent Accessibility Standards

[@starsof4562]

WCAG 2.1 is the new Star of this show !!

[@dirktator329]

gotta admit, I devoured this video from start to finish! Outstanding job folks!!!

[@PairRecVideos]

Wonderful video! I’ll follow up on all of your advice!

[@guntherharms8455]

This will become my new go-to channel for these kinda things! Great insights!

[@idoitsteinway6630]

One of the most useful videos I've seen lately on youtube, that's a given! Well done guys!

[@ayanf.4877]

This is exciting! I've been looking for this for a while now, nice for you to post it!

[@christophrydell5678]

Very nice! Thank you for the heads up, really appreciate it!

[@lydianolte4904]

this update is a major step in the right direction, imho!

[@mann-o-nymous9381]

1 hour! amazing content here, awesome!

[@webaccessibilitytool]

Good efforts

[@MrXYZ-wt3hi]

Not bad! Really learned a lot today! Thanks guys!

[@paulschranz4997]

wow that could make a whole lot of a difference for sure!

[@jaideepchitkara]

Very nice. Thank you!

[@danshannon2776]

Good times we live in! WWW has never been more accessible!

[@felipedaraujo_]

Starts at 1:06

[@sabbirhossain3240]

Great Content!

[@aleaiactaest68]

Thank you for this, very helpful indeed! +1

[@sittingbull8063]

I imagine this could indeed make an impact, no?

[@erikkkk9180]

I like the new standards, what about you folks?

[@mmmentoss1236]

oh I still remember the WCAG 2.0 update. this is going on rapidly whew

[@mridulsaxena4880]

Any link to download the slides?

[@tripleridgesaccommodation4859]

Can I get access to the PowerPoint for the links?

[@UXPAInternational]

If you'll email [e-mail], we'll send you the slides.

[@konstantinkkk8397]

Are there any companies that can check web accessibility of a website?

[@jcdenton23]

AbilityNet.org.uk

[@johnmendala9116]

YES - diablovalleytech.com

[@AtacamaHumanoid]

Why don't we force every magazine to also print in braille? The amount of documentation a freelance web designer needs to sift through to cover his ass while selling web design to mom & pop shops is ridiculous while at the same time we are trying to learn how to code everything and keep up with the constant changes happening in web design. No other industry has this amount of change to keep up with, but now we face giant settlement fees if we don't also keep up with this sprawling Accessibility Compliance documentation? How about the geniuses behind this come up with a simple 2-page actionable outline of what really needs to be done since that appears to be what it all boils down to, anyway (based on what I've been able to gather from other experts who publish web dev articles about WCAG 2.0 compliance, but I really have no idea what to believe at this point since all the analytic tools like Wave and SiteImprove Accessibility fire off tons of warnings but not all of them are actionable)? It seems to me this new legislation is just a way to sift out the little guy and keep the web monopolized by big players who have lawyers on staff to get out of compliance lawsuits (like Facebook) or who can afford to pay the settlements fees (like Target). The rest of us have to become experts at this crap or pay through the nose for someone to do it for us.

[@debimishra7325]

There is no show & tell .... It's such a boring video... I felt asleep during the video