Usability and accessibility are slightly different lenses to assess user experience. It is possible to be strong in one area and weak in the other. Using either approach alone could result in an inaccurate view of your site’s user experience. Evaluating your website with both usability and accessibility in mind gives all users the best possible user experience.
This is a series of four articles that discusses all aspects off creating accessible forms: When we complete a task independently and successfully, the exhilaration is boundless. Filling forms on websites and apps for people with disabilities and even for the non-disabled is such a task and the independence in that is exciting, even if…
This is a series of four articles that discusses all aspects off creating accessible forms: If anyone asks me to vote on a day of frustration, I would vote for the day when I tried to order for a cup cake on a new site and I utterly failed. Well, I selected my choice of…
This is a series of four articles that discusses all aspects off creating accessible forms: Oh! I am alright! No, wait! I forget things very easily. What do they call that? Short term memory loss? The other day, I was filling an online exam registration form. They asked me to write my office address, home…
Once a friend told me about a site and asked me to sign up to do some course. He told me that “Sign up” was a link that I needed to click to register myself on the site and do the course. I pulled the links list in my screen reader and searched for some…
I was thinking of implementing infinite scroll on my home page & remove pagination but then I thought I need to make this accessible. There is no point providing a feature & later realizing that it is not accessible for majority of users. My main goal was to see if I can make infinite scroll…
