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Use Red Hat’s open source audio player for better audio accessibility on the web

Our open source audio player is an accessible web component that features summary information and attribution, subscription links, robust transcription and theming options. In this session, you will learn about our discovery, design and development processes as well as how to use this web component with your podcasts or other audio files. Presenters Shortcode PST4 […]

Whose responsibility is it anyway? Creating an accessibility education program for employees

From procurement to deployment, accessibility has often been seen as someone in IT or communication’s wheelhouse. Without proper decentralization, no organization will successfully overcome ingrained processes which impede full accessibility compliance. Enter the employee accessibility education program! Having an easy-to-access accessibility wiki has enabled me to slowly decentralize accessibility from one person’s job to many. […]

Hacking browser validation: Take control of form error handling without third-party libraries

HTML5 brought many enhancements to web forms, including semantic field types (like date, time, number, email and URL) and a collection of attributes to add constraints to fields, such as required, min and max. Using these features enables automatic validation in modern browsers that even works without JavaScript. But this built-in validation is limited: we […]