Is your Blazor app truly perceivable, operable, and understandable? Learn how to build accessible components from the ground up.
#1about 5 minutes
Defining accessibility and the principles of inclusive design
Accessibility ensures everyone can access digital products, while inclusive design learns from human diversity to create better experiences for all.
#2about 2 minutes
Understanding WCAG and the four POUR principles
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provide a shared standard for web accessibility, structured around the four POUR principles.
#3about 3 minutes
Using Microsoft Accessibility Insights for automated testing
Microsoft Accessibility Insights is a browser plugin that helps developers test their applications against WCAG standards to find and fix issues.
#4about 11 minutes
How to make Blazor applications perceivable for users
Implement perceivability by providing text alternatives for images, using clear fonts and sufficient color contrast, and ensuring content is resizable.
#5about 12 minutes
Ensuring Blazor applications are fully operable
Make applications operable by enabling full keyboard navigation with proper heading structure, managing session times, and avoiding seizure-inducing content.
#6about 8 minutes
Building understandable and robust Blazor applications
Create understandable apps with clear language and descriptive form validation, and ensure they are robust by adhering to web standards.
#7about 13 minutes
Q&A on Blazor development and the speaker's journey
The speaker answers audience questions about Blazor's limitations, common accessibility mistakes, and shares their personal journey into tech and accessibility.
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