Smartial Wayback Machine Text Extractor
However, it is different from the archived page (2 redirect/s found...)
This article contains 1 images. You will find them at the very end of the article.
This article contains 269 words.
Gian Wild – WCAG2 accessibility: the hidden nuggets
Gian Wild — WCAG2 accessibility: the hidden nuggets
Web Directions South 2011, Sydney, October 14th.
- Audio recording of session
- Presentation slides
- Session description
- About Gian Wild
Presentation slides
Session description
WCAG2 is a long series of documents. Gian Wild knows this better than most: she spent six years on the W3C WCAG Working Group writing them. It’s a lot to ask that every developer and project manager read the complete guidelines, including informative content. However there are some very useful — and sometimes hidden — techniques in WCAG2. And some are even at Level AAA. Join Gian to find out what these are.
About Gian Wild
Gian has worked in the accessibility industry since 1998 and consulted on the development of the first Level AAA accessible web site in Australia (Disability Information Victoria). She has worked with the Disability Services arm of the Victorian Government for over thirteen years to keep the four iterations of the Disability Services site (Disability Information Victoria, Disability Services, Disability Online and DiVine), Level AAA accessible. She ran the accessibility consultancy PurpleTop from 2000 to 2005 and built the accessibility tool, PurpleCop.
Follow Gian on Twitter: @accessibilityoz
Related presentations
- Dave Orchard - Offline Web Apps with HTML5
- Paul Hagon - Enriching large data sets
- Lea Verou - Mastering CSS3 gradients
- Christopher Giffard - HTML5 Video, Captioning, and Timed Metadata
Your opinion:
Images:
The images are downsized due to limited space here. The original dimensions may differ.Click on the image to open it on a new tab.
