https://media.outline.rocks/about/instancehttps://media.outline.rocks/videos/localhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/fzRbq9FMqF72Lt8gsAdaAXhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/653f83fa-dd5a-4203-b569-83cbe81d4760.jpgWCAG 2.2 CR candidate first lookI’m looking at the first candidate to go into Candidate Recommendation phase. This is my first live stream, so I hope everything goes well 😂https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/7619cb2c-b116-4607-a01a-7ffd5b6344af/7dc76ecc-a44c-49c4-b7e5-b32b3aaf7b74-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/fzRbq9FMqF72Lt8gsAdaAX3892002025-12-01T21:20:40.901ZYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/8QGiDwqTgBJnQiLEMuM1Wphttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/ac7069f3-29cb-4aca-a033-b26f8ebb4219.jpgKeep It Simple – Barrierefreies Design-Thinking @ Webkongress Erlangen 2018ARIA. HTML. CSS. Animationen. Interaktionen. Das Web 2018 ist ĂŒberwĂ€ltigend komplex. In diesem Vortrag zeigt Eric Eggert wie Sie sich barrierefreie Designprinzipien zunutze machen können, um barrierefreie Projekte besser und vor allem effektiver zu planen, kommunizieren und auszufĂŒhren. Lassen Sie teure Barrierefreiheitstests und das daraus resultierende Refactoring hinter sich. Barrierefreiheit von Grund auf macht sich auch in anderen Bereichen bezahlt, z. B. durch erhöhte ZuverlĂ€ssigkeit bei langsamen Verbindungen und verbesserter Benutzbarkeit in diversen Situationen.https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/3f7c828c-d755-4bd1-b615-2e4c5eab40bb/d5484910-11d9-45b0-98c5-96ec3dd38753-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/8QGiDwqTgBJnQiLEMuM1Wp2603002025-12-01T21:28:16.822Za11ydesign thinkingerlangenweb designaccessibilityYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/trdSxwihkECckKyXxwe91Qhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/b1fd3423-7f73-4dbe-9041-0a6201be81b4.jpgA WCAG Overview — Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 and 2.0 ExplainedTranscript: https://yatil.net/videos/a-wcag-overview/ Support this channel at https://patreon.com/yatil ‱ Follow me at https://twitter.com/yatil Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Specification: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/de2c4537-5e88-4d61-981d-29bd41bbf058/fd500faa-9034-46f1-8ab6-0fd7fdf3848e-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/trdSxwihkECckKyXxwe91Q852002025-12-01T21:40:30.218Zhtmlwebwcaga11yaccessibilityYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/28Eo9Av4JibaQHxbuoBLPXhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/103024fe-7ab4-43e3-9595-e30754918a46.jpgWhy is the Tab Key SO Important for Web Accessibility? - Keyboard Interaction ExplainedTranscript: https://yatil.net/videos/why-is-the-tab-key-so-important-for-web-accessibility/ Support this channel at https://patreon.com/yatil ‱ Follow me at https://twitter.com/yatil Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Specification: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/092affab-c7b0-43e4-8609-d87d3021ee65/3801bdd2-e7c4-4c1f-a410-a0012944605b-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/28Eo9Av4JibaQHxbuoBLPX482002025-12-01T21:43:24.995Ztab keyaccessibilitydesigndevelopmenta11yYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/5gBzkn7WUcxDiah2xQ6E3Uhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/15e40629-e8ff-4ed8-a53f-852a52bc2f0e.jpgHow ARIA fits in the Layers of Accessibility Technologies – Web Tech ExplainedTranscript: https://yatil.net/videos/how-aria-fits-in-the-layers-of-accessibility-technologies/ Support this channel at https://patreon.com/yatil ‱ Follow me at https://twitter.com/yatil There are multiple layers of accessibility technology. This video gives a super broad overview on what they are and how they interact. * HTML Specification: http://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/ * WAI-ARIA Accessible Rich Internet Applications Specification: https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/ * HTML Accessibility API Mappings: https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aam-1.0/ * WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices: https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.1/https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/2292a288-3b3f-44d2-b768-6f26e5a39568/7072077d-1df7-442e-b031-1b0bf114ba2e-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/5gBzkn7WUcxDiah2xQ6E3U615002025-12-01T21:55:45.348Za11ywcagwai-ariaariaaccessibilityYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/2zUXFoYQa1Q1d6Lqa6Kiiihttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/5566265d-e98f-4301-adc9-2aec70e3857e.jpgAlmost 50% Got This #a11y Question Wrong! - WCAG ExplainedTranscript: https://yatil.net/videos/50-percent-got-this-accessibility-question-wrong/ Support this channel at https://patreon.com/yatil ‱ Follow me at https://twitter.com/yatil I asked my followers a question and you would not believe how undecided they were. * The Tweet: https://twitter.com/yatil/status/1311348622366257153 * HTML Accessibility API Mappings: https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aam-1.0/ * WAI-ARIA Accessible Rich Internet Applications Specification: https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/ * Button (ARIA): https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-1.1/#button * ARIA-Level: https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-1.1/#aria-level * 4.1.1 Parsing: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/#parsing * 1.3.5 Identify Input Purpose: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/#identify-input-purpose * 1.3.6 Identify Purpose: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/#identify-purpose * 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/#name-role-value * 4.1 Compatible: https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/#compatiblehttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/0cd55221-5d4c-487f-bb59-d2fe4f270cf7/82287929-3bac-491e-b0cf-90043cdc32a7-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/2zUXFoYQa1Q1d6Lqa6Kiii482002025-12-01T21:57:07.001Zwcag 2.1 explainedwcagjavascriptaccessibilitya11yYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/6eoDe5aNguTpm1xpuwK8kyhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/e575cf79-c37d-4c2c-ae9f-f70f30f7e1d5.jpg5 False Claims 1-Line "AI" Accessibility Script Vendors MakeTranscript: https://yatil.net/videos/5-five-false-claims/ Support this channel at https://patreon.com/yatil ‱ Follow me at https://twitter.com/yatil A rant about 1-line "accessibility" scripts. * Selecting Evaluation Tools: https://www.w3.org/WAI/test-evaluate/tools/selecting/#cannot * 11,000 ADA Title III lawsuits in 2019: https://www.adatitleiii.com/2020/02/2019-was-another-record-breaking-year-for-federal-ada-title-iii-lawsuits/ * 98% of all websites not meeting WCAG 2.1: https://webaim.org/projects/million/ * WCAG 2.1 Conformance Requirement 1: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/#cc1 * Alternate Versions: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/#dfn-conforming-alternate-versionhttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/2a5c50d9-ee2f-440a-ba49-4573f614fbc2/8d2bdaa2-d39b-4fca-8a8a-1f704cb1f306-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/6eoDe5aNguTpm1xpuwK8ky769002025-12-01T22:11:39.856Zwcag21section 508overlayaccessibilityaccessibeYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/1VXCDAfYF8rfnw6JGiw4t2https://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/7e42f633-006a-4219-b493-82bbb8f7545c.jpgHow are Web Standards born? (& Happy Blue Beanie Day!)Happy Blue Beanie Day! Transcript: https://yatil.net/videos/6-web-standards/ * Technical Reports Page: https://www.w3.org/TR * Working Groups: https://www.w3.org/groups/wg/https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/0788b444-1d7f-4de5-ba42-c0a6d6f3884b/a9816dd8-81fa-408c-9f46-ac28caa4ed00-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/1VXCDAfYF8rfnw6JGiw4t2400002025-12-01T22:14:41.311ZBlueBeanieDayW3CWCAGweb standardsYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/vZXwnJ8MQzMEnFZf7LtC6nhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/fa8ffe4e-e8cf-402c-bea7-a999606fa377.jpgThree quick tips to achieve your 2021 accessibility goalsIn this video I introduce setting the language of the content, giving interactive elements accessible names, and using landmark regions. Transcript: https://yatil.net/videos/7-three-quick-tips/ Patreon: https://patreon.com/yatil Twitter: https://twitter.com/yatil Microblog: https://micro.yatil.nethttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/f2f0a23b-d5dc-4d83-8305-a6f5c53603ff/40d6f5d6-c2c0-4520-b26d-86a77d76464c-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/vZXwnJ8MQzMEnFZf7LtC6n249002025-12-01T22:21:01.018Zwebw3cWCAGweb accessibilityaccessibilityYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/7NpRtDKsQvVJRkcoKQEqu6https://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/3eb6b57a-0dfa-4628-8984-65e55653e8aa.jpgAlles Gute zum 10. Global Accessibility Awareness Day! (Deutsch) #gaadTranscript: Hallo, mein Name ist Eric Eggert und ich bin MitgrĂŒnder von Outline Consulting und Director of Accessibility Services bei Knowbility. Ich wĂŒnsche Ihnen allen einen schönen 10. Global Accessibility Awareness Day, kurz GAAD oder G - A - A - D! Am dritten Donnerstag im Mai jeden Jahres regt der Global Accessibility Awareness Day an, ĂŒber digitalen Zugang, Inklusion und die mehr als eine Milliarde Menschen mit Behinderungen oder BeeintrĂ€chtigungen zu reden, nachzudenken und zu lernen. Technologie barrierefrei zu machen, hilft nicht nur Menschen, die eine dauerhafte Behinderung oder BeeintrĂ€chtigung haben. Bedenken Sie, dass jeder eine vorĂŒbergehende Behinderung bekommen kann, zum Beispiel einen gebrochenen Arm. Dann kann es hilfreich sein, wenn Sie Mobil-Apps mit Spracheingabe bedienen können. Oder denken Sie an eine situationsbedingte EinschrĂ€nkung, etwa wenn Sie ein Video in einer lauten Umgebung ansehen mĂŒssen. Dann sind Untertitel hilfreich. Manchmal tritt eine Behinderung durch gewöhnliche LebensumstĂ€nde auf, zum Beispiel wenn man Ă€lter wird. Man beginnt, die Schrift zu vergrĂ¶ĂŸern, um Text auf dem Bildschirm lesen zu können. Besuchen Sie die Global Accessibility Awareness Day-Website www.globalaccessibilityawarenessday.org und folgen Sie dem Hashtag #gaad auf den sozialen Medien.https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/3711bece-c564-46d2-8c8d-742040e8c28d/4760d3ad-bfa4-4799-83a5-e6ac20fb85c4-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/7NpRtDKsQvVJRkcoKQEqu695002025-12-01T22:20:17.238ZdeutschgaadaccessibilitybarrierefreiheitYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/xaABWCn3h9JW5hW54waZcdhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/a0477aa6-a975-48cc-8170-eb89a18d3268.jpgWeb Accessibility is broken. It’s time to fix it. #GAADThe web is still an accessibility wasteland. It must not be one. However, systematic issues plague progress that would enable millions of disabled people to properly participate as netizens. If we want the web to be a better, more accessible place, we have to align the easy, cost-effective decision with the correct, accessible decision. As long as our guidance is complicated, our tools hard to use, and our standards imprecise, even people who want an accessible outcome feel that they have to work “against” the accessibility requirements. That is not how it should be. Making an accessible decision should feel the default, natural. Let’s create a world where we support people who want to do the right thing and not penalize them for not knowing the details of how a screen reader works. Learn how we got to the web we have right now. Learn what we can learn from the roads taken and from the paths we left unexplored. Understand why the web’s accessibility is an entangled network with various constituents. And then, find out how we all can untangle this network to make the vision of the web a reality: This is for everyone.https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/fc6253d8-fe50-4c40-ad52-c5d93418d3b6/a0327e11-fcb2-4458-8a52-5a1e611f7175-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/xaABWCn3h9JW5hW54waZcd4518012025-12-01T23:57:00.384ZYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/uhNrbKHWAG8XhsGiHEamJBhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/4cbd1a7e-696b-4018-9f03-70cf396d0512.jpgFiguring out WCAG Focus Appearance
 Maybe?!This is a VERY IMPROVISED attempt to see if we can figure out, if an example conforms to the Focus Appearance Success Criterion or not. I think it does. Try it for yourself: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/#focus-appearancehttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/e518661f-0f5c-441a-a8a2-28b952fb5f1f/b390fe12-43f4-4cce-9f3d-9e08c22c9539-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/uhNrbKHWAG8XhsGiHEamJB2060002025-12-01T23:57:43.780ZYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/w96QFWjgZ7bz8PFa8HmStphttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/635e1092-5e82-4aa3-a8d4-4310c4671b9e.jpgHow UserWay (accessibility overlay) does not workFLICKER WARNING! Some content in this video flickers rapidly while demonstrating functionality of the UserWay overlay. If you react negatively to flickering content, best skip the following sections: 11:55–12:04, 12:47–13:10, 13:36–13:43, 14:23–14:41 This is an unedited rundown of me looking at a website promoted by UserWay. This video is supported by my supporters: https://yatil.net/supporthttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/f413b56a-509d-4c84-9c47-9c11fa09fc0d/583f72f8-b9d5-424c-b625-e08508e277c8-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/w96QFWjgZ7bz8PFa8HmStp3033002025-12-02T00:42:12.900ZYESExplaining Web AccessibilityNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/pxTMkaa3AMrTFcckTgtGYKhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/024d7ce0-d5a8-4efe-8d31-b8c01e7f8fc9.jpgbtconf Warm-Up Talk: ARIA Serious? – Eric EggertWAI-ARIA is an integral technology for web development. But when does it make sense to use it? When is it more harm than benefit? This talk shows good and bad ARIA examples and asks the question “ARIA Serious about using ARIA this way?”. --------------- Information about beyond tellerrand: https://beyondtellerrand.com/ https://twitter.com/btconfhttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/beb62856-6224-4e1c-bdb3-38172d339ec3/7b7c4b9d-0877-4251-a0d0-f5cc6be9ab50-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/pxTMkaa3AMrTFcckTgtGYK1108002025-12-03T15:51:33.001ZYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/jFReirGYDWMRCmicVtEmZmhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/423359e5-ebbb-4387-ab73-700ae6ba41c2.jpg"ARIA Serious?" with Eric EggertKnowbility's Eric Eggert discusses the good, the bad, and the ugly of using Accessible Rich Internet Applications for coding and how important it is for developers to understand the complexities of ARIA before showing it off in the cleverly titled, "ARIA Serious?". Links to materials mentioned in this webisode: Slide Deck: https://talks.yatil.net/1jBftF/aria-serious Eric's website: https://www.yatil.net "Using ARIA" : https://www.w3.org/TR/using-aria/ "WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices 1.2" : https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.2/ "ARIA-Controls is Poop" by Heydon Pickering : https://www.heydonworks.com/article/aria-controls-is-poop W3C's Web Accessibility Tutorials: https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/9754d770-5b27-401c-8aa2-118c988e2fce/455e9b2b-c46f-43e1-a1fa-da4719ceb384-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/jFReirGYDWMRCmicVtEmZm2919002025-12-03T16:09:02.757Za11yaccessibilityweb accessibilityARIAYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/jG1egytNQHksJbEWhjRQPxhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/13e6ffeb-9487-4f26-bc87-29093a6280d0.jpgRespecting User Preferences on the Web - Eric EggertFrom Day 2 of A Future Date April 22, 2020https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/975a633d-b387-4582-b034-9b1fdfe6c6cd/c2f91bb1-d2d6-4a1b-97ec-e84e36186f70-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/jG1egytNQHksJbEWhjRQPx2243002025-12-03T16:23:23.136ZYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/git66hENkXGBey9PBnviuthttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/53275403-f09c-4ed8-bbb2-016cfeedf37c.jpgARIA Serious? - Eric Eggert : #ID24 2017Developers adopt ARIA more and more. Often they are under the impression that they are improving their project this way. However, effective ARIA requires proper planning and an understanding of what users expect on the web. This talk shows some of the pitfalls and describes how to implement ARIA on top of a strong HTML5 foundation and how to work with user expectations. Live captions are available for this event at: http://www.streamtext.net/player?event=TPG3https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/7be96adc-7790-45ec-8e74-af53be57eb4f/1bf548d2-b913-4bd8-b8d9-3984581c9f08-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/git66hENkXGBey9PBnviut3014002025-12-03T16:33:21.798ZAccessibilityID24ID24 2017Inclusive DesignAccessibleYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/ryKJvXaqCFEv6JbrzwYz4yhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/927e58d3-918d-463e-bc72-121d7c428e50.jpg"Accessibility 101" von Eric Eggert1. 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Allowing users to state their requirements and preferences supports their need for accommodations and also allows web developers to react to them, delivering better user experiences. New CSS specifications and testing tools allow developers to respect these settings with ease. Slides: https://slides.yatil.net/user-preferences.html Eric Eggert is a Web Accessibility Expert at Axess Lab, with the goal of making the Web a better, more inclusive, place. From 2013 to 2020 he worked with W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative to improve documentation and educational material around web accessibility. Then, he worked with Knowbility where he helmed the audit and training team as the Director of Accessibility Services in 2020 and 2021. Since early 2022, he’s focusing on Europe and works with Axess Lab towards the common goal of making digital products inclusive. As a web developer, he understands the needs of developers but also knows about the big picture: Management, design, user interface, and UX decisions that pave the way to accessible websites and applications. This workshop was part of Mangfold i mai 2022, see mangfoldimai.no. The captions are for now autogenerated, and will be updated as soon as possible.https://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/ebf3ea6a-7f71-40ab-ad24-cf66703f371a/b18fde0d-e2c0-4a26-a589-fa36d94f9657-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/v8V3qxBKb44Mu74edwMtoJ2497002025-12-03T17:26:14.282ZYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/gkaEdxMq986jLwMkFAhTvzhttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/0125265f-d585-4a62-95de-b0395862ca47.jpgKnowbility's A11y Office Hours: Web Accessibility Ask Me Anything (AMA) with Eric EggertOur very own Director of Accessibility Services, Eric Eggert answers questions about web accessibility. Questions include clarification on ARIA hidden links to best practices for alternative text for graphs and diagrams. Transcript file: https://knowbility.org/blog/2021/web-accessibility-ama Donate: https://knowbility.org/donatehttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/7c2629fe-8661-4c8f-860b-09c17f86541f/59a7af45-2563-41ad-bb57-80cb94ef3305-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/gkaEdxMq986jLwMkFAhTvz3445002025-12-03T18:11:07.816ZYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/xwd79rRM5nNfjacCaUXzUshttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/6cbb6497-e44d-4c47-baa8-375f92cf2ced.jpgtechnica11y auf Deutsch! mit Eric Eggert: Respektiere Benutzereinstellungen im Web!Es gibt viele Optionen, mit denen Benutzer ihre PrĂ€ferenzen fĂŒr Websites festlegen können. Da diese PrĂ€ferenzen immer spezifischer werden und immer weiter verbreitet sind, kann die Vorbereitung Ihrer Website auf einige Optionen den Benutzern eine bessere Erfahrung bei der Nutzung ermöglichen. In diesem Vortrag zeigt Eric Eggert, warum es wichtig ist, die Entscheidung, wie das Web formatiert werden soll, den Benutzern zu ĂŒberlassen, um ein barrierefreies Erlebnis zu gewĂ€hrleisten. ​ Eric Eggert arbeitet seit 2008 als Experte fĂŒr Barrierefreiheit. Neben einer eigenen kleinen Web- und Consulting-Agentur war er von 2013 bis 2020 in der Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) des W3C aktiv. Seit 2016 arbeitet Eric zur HĂ€lfte fĂŒr die amerikanische Non-Profit-Organisation Knowbility, inzwischen als "Director of Accessibility Services". ___ 01:25 Intro: Wie kommt es zu technica11y auf Deutsch? 05:25 Eric Eggert stellt sich vor 09:00 Vortragsbeginn: Respektiere Benutzereinstellungen im Web! 10:35 Die Suche nach dem "Average Man" 14:00 Was bedeutet Inklusives Design? 21:45 Kann ARIA helfen? 26:30 Benutzer! 31:20 Reader Mode 35:19 Betriebssystemeinstellungen verwenden 39:00 Vielleicht CSS Media Queries Level 5? 43:15 Zusammenfassung 44:45 Fragen & Antworten ​ ___ Vortragsfolien: https://talks.yatil.net/vaugDK/respektiere-benutzereinstellungen-im-web Erics Website: https://yatil.net Erics Agentur "outline": https://outline.rocks Matt Parker: Does The Average Person Exist? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbiveCNBOxk Erics Webinar: "Audio & Video: Alternative Content for Accessibility" http://images-alternative-content-for-accessibility.eventbrite.com Joschis Agentur "tollwerk": https://tollwerk.de technica11y-Website: https://technica11y.dehttps://cdn.f-h.co//media.outline.rocks-playlists/hls/ff431276-9529-4927-b1f3-561f6f0a2f7e/e44be03a-7275-4dd0-875f-48f9e3cd7705-master.m3u8https://media.outline.rocks/videos/embed/xwd79rRM5nNfjacCaUXzUs4079002025-12-03T18:09:51.759Zaccessibilitya11yYESTalksNOhttps://media.outline.rocks/w/tfEdXT13NBVmF7rc2RiypChttps://media.outline.rocks/lazy-static/thumbnails/54c3a64f-a60e-4b01-a72a-3b05f3bc00f7.jpg"ARIA Serious?" with Eric EggertKnowbility's Eric Eggert discusses the good, the bad, and the ugly of using Accessible Rich Internet Applications for coding and how important it is for developers to understand the complexities of ARIA before showing it off in the cleverly titled, "ARIA Serious?". 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