WordPress: Accessibility

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Joe Dolson

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01 - Introduction

01 - Making accessible websites using WordPress.mp4

00:41

02 - WordPress base knowledge.mp4

01:52

02 - 1. What Is Web Accessibility

01 - Web accessibility concepts.mp4

02:42

02 - Accessibility and your business.mp4

02:55

03 - Assistive technology overview.mp4

04:12

03 - 2. Accessibility and WordPress

01 - Understanding accessibility in WordPress.mp4

03:47

02 - WordPress core features.mp4

03:50

03 - WordPress Classic themes.mp4

04:52

04 - WordPress full site editing.mp4

02:49

05 - WordPress plugins.mp4

03:25

06 - Creating accessible content.mp4

04:07

04 - 3. Accessibility in Your Theme

01 - Examining accessible design.mp4

03:26

02 - Accessible color.mp4

06:10

03 - Accessible navigation.mp4

05:52

04 - Perceivable images and icons.mp4

07:00

05 - Page architecture and HTML semantics.mp4

05:05

06 - Page builders.mp4

12:38

07 - Block themes vs. classic themes vs. page builders.mp4

03:45

05 - 4. Using Accessible WordPress Plugins

01 - How to assess plugin accessibility.mp4

05:17

02 - ARIA, AJAX, and other four-letter words.mp4

06:36

03 - Interacting with forms and their responses.mp4

04:59

04 - Authoring tools and accessibility guidelines.mp4

08:30

06 - 5. Accessibility Plugins for WordPress

01 - Testing tools for WordPress.mp4

05:29

02 - Accessibility overlays.mp4

04:56

03 - Accessibility add-ons.mp4

03:57

07 - 6. Authoring Accessible Content

01 - Writing accessible content.mp4

05:10

02 - Using audio and video.mp4

05:41

03 - Organizing content on the page.mp4

05:33

04 - Accessibility support in the Block Editor.mp4

04:00

05 - Accessibility support in the Classic Editor.mp4

02:05

08 - 7. Testing for Accessibility

01 - Automated and manual testing.mp4

04:53

02 - Testing accessibility with the keyboard.mp4

04:26

03 - Testing accessibility with WAVE by WebAIM.mp4

03:39

04 - Testing accessibility with AXE by Deque.mp4

02:51

05 - Using bookmarklets for quick assessments.mp4

02:13

09 - 8. Remediation Workshop

01 - Finding the issue.mp4

02:31

02 - Identifying the source of an issue.mp4

03:04

03 - What needs to change.mp4

01:27

04 - Making the change.mp4

02:59

10 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:02

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WordPress has undergone a variety of major changes in recent years, including new features that help you build accessible websites. In this course, WordPress core contributor, developer, and web accessibility consultant Joe Dolson covers a wide array of topics relating to creating an accessible website in WordPress. Joe explains the different types of themes and how they impact your website. He discusses how to identify accessible plugins; the use and limitations of accessibility "overlay" plugins; and how to create accessible content using the classic editor, the block editor, and various page builder plugins, such as Elementor and Kadence Blocks. Joe also addresses testing, maintenance, and remediation of problems. You’ll complete this course with a solid understanding of what accessibility is, how to make use of assistive technology on your site, what tools are available in WordPress to build an accessible website, and how to assess and fix problems on your websites.

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