100 Days of A11y

Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS)

  1. Journey to Learn All Things Web Accessibility Begins
  2. Day 1: Initialization and WCAG Introduction
  3. Day 2: WCAG Perceivable, Part 1
  4. Day 3: WCAG Perceivable, Part 2
  5. Day 4: WCAG Operable
  6. Day 5: An Overview of WCAG's First Principle: Perceivable
  7. Day 6: An Overview of WCAG's Second Principle: Operable
  8. Day 7: Learning VoiceOver on iOS
  9. Day 8: WCAG Understandable
  10. Day 9: An Overview of WCAG's Third Principle: Understandable
  11. Day 10: An Overview of WCAG's Fourth Principle: Robust
  12. Day 11: Diving into ARIA
  13. Day 12: WCAG Reinforcements and ARIA Conformance
  14. Day 13: ARIA Roles Model, Part 1
  15. Day 14: ARIA Roles Model, Part 2
  16. Day 15: ARIA States and Properties, Part 1
  17. Day 16: ARIA States and Properties, Part 2
  18. Day 17: ARIA Authoring Practices
  19. Day 18: Introduction to ATAG
  20. Day 19: ATAG, Part A
  21. Day 20: ATAG, Part B
  22. Day 21: ATAG Resources & WAI Vetting Process
  23. Day 22: Implementing ATAG
  24. Day 23: VoiceOver for macOS
  25. Day 24: Better VoiceOver Practice
  26. Day 25: Introduction to Accessible JavaScript
  27. Day 26: Use JavaScript Appropriately (and For Good)
  28. Day 27: Managing Focus and Logical Order
  29. Day 28: Accessible JavaScript Events
  30. Day 29: Making Dynamic Content Perceivable
  31. Day 30: Reminders of the Who, Why, and How of A11y
  32. Day 31: A11y throughout a Product's Lifecycle, Waterfall vs. Agile
  33. Day 32: Benefits of Designing for A11y
  34. Day 33: A11y, UX, or Both?
  35. Day 34: TalkBack on Android
  36. Day 35: A11y Verification Testing as Part of User Testing
  37. Day 36: Questions to Ask throughout the Product Life Cycle
  38. Day 37: How Well Do Browsers Play with Assistive Technologies?
  39. Day 38: Accessible Custom Widgets Overview
  40. Day 39: Concepts Concerning Custom Modals
  41. Day 40: Practice with NVDA
  42. Day 41: Coding a Custom Modal
  43. Day 42: Researching Custom Menus
  44. Day 43: Quick Look over Accordion Keyboard Interactions
  45. Day 44: ARIA Roles Have Requirements
  46. Day 45: More ARIA Roles Requirements
  47. Day 46: ARIA Live Regions, Part 1
  48. Day 47: ARIA Live Regions, Part 2
  49. Day 48: Accessible Single Page Applications
  50. Day 49: Modal Completion
  51. Day 50: Refreshable Braille Displays
  52. Day 51: Users with Low Vision
  53. Day 52: Users with Reading Difficulties
  54. Day 53: Users with Cognitive Disabilities
  55. Day 54: Users with Motoric Disabilities
  56. Day 55: Users with Auditory Disabilities
  57. Day 56: Practice with Narrator
  58. Day 57: Comparing AT and Strategies of People with Disabilities
  59. Day 58: Identifying A11y Issues for Keyboard Users
  60. Day 59: Identifying A11y Issues for High Contrast Mode Users
  61. Day 60: Identifying A11y Issues for Touch Screen Users
  62. Day 61: Identifying A11y Issues for Users Who Magnify Their Screen
  63. Day 62: Identifying A11y Issues for Voice Input Users
  64. Day 63: Practice with JAWS
  65. Day 64: Experimenting with Dictation & Speech Recognition
  66. Day 65: Identifying A11y Issues for Switch Control Users
  67. Day 66: Circling Back to WCAG and Other Standards
  68. Day 67: How to Fail the Bare Minimum of WCAG Perceivable
  69. Day 68: How to Fail the Bare Minimum of WCAG Operable
  70. Day 69: How to Fail the Bare Minimum of Understandable and Robust
  71. Day 70: How to Fail WCAG Level AA, Part 1
  72. Day 71: How to Fail WCAG Level AA, Part 2
  73. Day 72: Striving for WCAG Level AAA, Part 1
  74. Day 73: Striving for WCAG Level AAA, Part 2
  75. Day 74: Striving for WCAG Level AAA, Part 3
  76. Day 75: Screen Reader Keystroke Comparisons, Part 1
  77. Day 76: Screen Reader Keystroke Comparisons, Part 2
  78. Day 77: Experimenting with Window-Eyes
  79. Day 78: Learning about Orca
  80. Day 79: Automated A11y Testing Tools
  81. Day 80: Manual A11y Testing Tools
  82. Day 81: Manual vs. Automated A11y Testing Tools
  83. Day 82: Testing with Users with Disabilities
  84. Day 83: Prioritizing Remediation of A11y Issues
  85. Day 84: Strategies and Techniques for Fixing A11y Issues
  86. Day 85: The point - it's for people with disabilities, Part 1
  87. Day 86: The point - it's for people with disabilities, Part 2
  88. Day 87: Guidelines, Laws, and Myths
  89. Day 88: Presentation Prep - Humanizing People with Disabilities
  90. Day 89: Writing a Real Accessibility Evaluation
  91. Day 90: Section 508 and the ADA
  92. Day 91: Accessible Word Docs
  93. Day 92: A Day of Two Presentations
  94. Day 93: Designing an Accessible User Experience, Part 1
  95. Day 94: Designing an Accessible User Experience, Part 2
  96. Day 95: Designing an Accessible User Experience, Part 3
  97. Day 96: WCAG and Cognitive Disabilities
  98. Day 97: WCAG and Visual Impairments
  99. Day 98: WCAG and Hearing Impairments
  100. Day 99: Semantic Elements and Their Quirks
  101. Day 100: WCAG and Motor Disabilities
  102. A reflection on my 100 Days of A11y
  103. I Passed!