React: Accessibility

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01 Introduction

001 Accessibility in React.mp4

00:54

02 Accessibility on the Web

001 The need for accessibility.mp4

00:59

002 Semantic HTML The foundation of web accessibility.mp4

01:37

003 Semantic React tags.mp4

03:08

03 Keyboard Focus

001 Managing keyboard focus in React components.mp4

04:27

002 Skipping page content.mp4

02:23

003 Challenge Implementing focus and skipping content.mp4

00:46

004 Solution Implementing focus and skipping content.mp4

01:08

04 Mouse and Pointer Events

001 Accessibility issues with mouse and pointer events.mp4

01:28

002 How to ensure events are accessible by keyboard.mp4

05:31

05 Testing Your Application

001 Why test your work.mp4

01:39

002 Testing accessibility with your keyboard.mp4

02:17

003 Using browser features for testing.mp4

05:46

004 Testing with a screen reader.mp4

02:23

06 Conclusion

001 Resources for web accessibility guidelines.mp4

00:26

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Perhaps the greatest thing about the world wide web is that it makes so much information available to so many people. However, is this available information accessible to everyone? In this course, Kiara Contreras illustrates why accessibility is important and why it’s necessary to focus on it when you build single-page applications with React, one of the most popular JavaScript front-end frameworks. Kiara covers important topics like testing your application to ensure optimal accessibility, practicing using semantic HTML, updating elements to include focus control, and ensuring mouse events are available through the keyboard. Throughout the course, Kiara stresses the importance of keeping in mind the diversity of your users when building websites, and that creating an accessible website allows for a better experience for more people.

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