Here's a linked list of recommended resources, which were invaluable in creating these sites.
[Going to pull the resources here from Pinboard, with more context, as I find time: https://pinboard.in/u:caseygollan/t:abler]
| Resource | Recomendation |
|---|---|
| Floe (Flexible Learning For Open Education) Project | Also check out their accessibility principles. |
| a11y project | Checklists & design patterns from http://a11yproject.com & open #a11y Slack for discussion http://web-a11y.herokuapp.com (via @ckundo via @okaysee) |
| Docs by @Mozilla on making Accessible Rich Internet Apps (for heavily interactive projects) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA (via @starakaj & @shashashasha) | |
| A public/working draft of @18f's guide to accessibility:https://18f.github.io/accessibility/ (via @sawyerh via @shashashasha) | |
| U.S. Web Design Standards by @USDS & @18f, reusable code meeting gov accessibility standards: https://playbook.cio.gov/designstandards/ (via @ChappellTracker) | |
| And, of course, articles from @NNgroup on accessibility that aren't from the year 2000: http://www.nngroup.com/topic/accessibility/ (via @tinabeans) |
| Resource | Recomendation |
|---|---|
| Nicely Said | |
| Mailchimp Content Styleguide | |
| Toast Redesign Case Study |
| Resource | Recomendation |
|---|---|
| Performance Budget/Latency Testing | |
| Google Page Speed | |
| Speed Curve | |
| Sitespeed |
Use consistent and modular code style.
We're endeavoring to publish a cross-site style-guide which covers all site elements and theme variations.