Auditing Design Systems for Accessibility

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Anna Cook

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01 - Introduction

01 - Auditing design systems for accessibility.mp4

00:54

02 - What you should know.mp4

02:49

02 - 1. Accessibility, Design, and Development

01 - Why accessibility matters.mp4

03:10

02 - Why accessibility matters in product design and development.mp4

03:03

03 - Who to consider in accessible design and development.mp4

03:17

04 - Digital accessibility standards.mp4

03:25

03 - 2. Design Systems and Accessibility

01 - Atomic design principles.mp4

03:42

02 - Checking an example system and design for accessibility.mp4

03:10

03 - Addressing issues at a system level.mp4

02:27

04 - Why design systems must consider accessibility.mp4

02:48

04 - 3. Setting Up a Design System Audit

01 - What is an accessibility audit.mp4

02:58

02 - Considerations for an accessibility audit.mp4

03:31

03 - What do you review in a design system accessibility audit.mp4

02:57

04 - Setting up an accessibility audit.mp4

02:54

05 - Creating an accessibility audit document.mp4

03:19

05 - 4. Auditing a Design System for Accessibility

01 - Reviewing designs for accessibility.mp4

03:49

02 - Automated testing for front-end code.mp4

04:01

03 - Manual testing for front-end code.mp4

03:40

04 - Reviewing documentation for accessibility.mp4

03:24

06 - 5. Documenting a Design System Accessibility Audit

01 - Adding issues to your original document.mp4

03:00

02 - Mapping issues to WCAG criterion.mp4

03:52

03 - Prioritizing issues by impact.mp4

03:52

04 - Grouping issues into themes.mp4

03:26

07 - 6. Acting on a Design System Accessibility Audit

01 - Sharing results with your team.mp4

03:55

02 - Sharing results with organizational leaders.mp4

02:43

03 - Prioritizing and acting on issues with your team.mp4

03:16

04 - Sharing results with design system users.mp4

03:07

05 - Using results to further motivate better research and advocacy with people who have disabilities.mp4

02:23

08 - Conclusion

01 - Theres no such thing as perfect accessibility.mp4

02:40

Description

If a great design isn’t open and usable for everyone, how great is it? Designing accessibility into products is crucial to ensuring that you’re creating experiences that include people with disabilities. In this course, Anna E. Cook shows you how to conduct an accessibility audit on your design systems to ensure accessible experiences, helping you meet your users’ needs—while also gaining competitive advantages by building truly innovative and amazing products.

Join Anna as she covers what you need to know about an accessibility audit, and how to audit designs, client-side code, and documentation. She shows you how to document your a11y audit and make it actionable, explains key considerations for prioritizing your a11y audit and the issues it discovers, and how to share results with the consumers of your design system.

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