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- Access Check - Digital. gov
Practical Tips for Accessible Content and Multilingual Websites Willa Armstrong, Digital Accessibility Specialist, warmstrong@loc gov Wendy Stengel, Section Head – Accessibility and Usability, wsten@loc gov December 3, 2020
- Policies – Digital. gov
does not guarantee that outside websites comply with Section 508 (Accessibility Requirements) of the Rehabilitation Act Reuse and copyright Most material on DigitalGov is free of copyright and may be copied and distributed without permission We are flattered that you want to share Citation of DigitalGov and a link back is much appreciated
- Andrew Nielson – Digital. gov
Latest content by Andrew Nielson A digital accessibility catalyst for your next policy refresh Use GSA’s IT Accessibility Policy Framework to update digital accessibility language in your agency’s policies
- Design for understanding – Digital. gov
Only emphasize important information, otherwise you’ll dilute its impact Accessibility Many of the concepts covered in this guide, such as lists and tables, must be carefully designed to support readers with disabilities See Accessibility for Teams for more information on creating accessible experiences
- Home | A Guide to the Paperwork Reduction Act
The Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) is a law governing how federal agencies collect information from the public
- Form templates - U. S. Web Design System (USWDS)
Accessibility guidance Don’t control element order with CSS Display form controls in the same order in the HTML as they appear on screen Don’t use CSS to rearrange the form controls Screen readers narrate form elements in the order they appear in the HTML Align validation with inputs Visually align validation messages with the input fields so people using screen magnifiers can read
- Side navigation | U. S. Web Design System
Accessibility Ensure the side navigational system is keyboard accessible Users should be able to tab through each link Usability When to use To display a navigational hierarchy with one to three levels To display the “sub-navigation” within a section of the website When to consider something else
- Range slider - U. S. Web Design System (USWDS)
Accessibility guidance Customize form controls accessibly If you customize this component, ensure that it continues to meet the accessibility requirements that apply to all form controls Using the range slider component Set the min and max attribute of the input element to correspond to the instructions or labels that accompany the slider
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