A fantastic foundational level intro to all things digital accessibility, brought to you by the legends who started the internet itself AND the WCAG standards; W3C. You can upgrade and get yourself a real life paper certificate too. Otherwise, it’s free. It’s fast. It’s credible. It’s easy. If you don’t know where to start, this is it.
By Knowable.Me
A super simplified and easy to interpret checklist written according to role type. Choose what’s best suited to your day job, go forth and change the world.
By Intopia
A dynamic online checklist covering WCAG 2.1 requirements fairly comprehensively.
Intopia describe it as an overview of WCAG 2.1 considerations, acknowledging it won’t teach you WCAG from front to back, but it’s another great place to kick off. Toggle by your role, WCAG requirements A or AA or even by topic.
Another Lens; a research tool for recognizing biases, by Airbnb
Things to consider when doing usability testing with disabled people
Stark, a plugin for Adobe XD, Figma, and Sketch for colour accessibility.
Colour Contrast Analyzer, a Mac and PC application for checking colour contrast.
NoCoffee, a Chrome extension to simulate visual impairments.