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ify issues in your web application use industry standard tools empower non developers to identify accessibility issues best practices from the start develop complex interactions that fully support assistive technology implement automated testing that prevents issues from being deployed i signed up for the workshops to get coherent and collected information from a leader in the space besides a wealth of usable knowledge i can apply to projects i currently work on the most significant benefit was a transformation of how i understand what a user interface is and the complexity that is often overlooked marcy is an amazing instructor and has a deep understanding of the topic within real world applications adam h senior web developer a repeatable well defined process for accessibility testing get accessibility buy in from stakeholders and colleagues through effective manual and automated testing plans identify the highest value user flows in your application document mouse only and keyboard only instructions for completing the flow supplemented with expected output from browser based accessibility tools write focused unit tests for every interactive control involved in a user flow to ensure they meet industry standard accessibility guidelines simulate a user working through the most important flow through integration testing build confidence and pride in your skills because wcag said so is a better reason for making a decision than none at all but it s not the most compelling argument practice testing refactoring and implementing accessibly from scratch and you will develop a deep understanding of why standards and guidelines are set the way they are you will be able to show not just tell build the confidence that you can demonstrate describe and develop accessible approaches to important interactions accessibility is your opportunity to make an impact not only for the people using your web application who have a civil right to access but in your career as well organizationally i m seeing more awareness of thinking about accessibility shifting accessibility left in the process as well as attention paid to fixing accessibility issues i ve gotten a lot of value from every marcy sutton course i ve attended and i hear the same from others j decker director of product strategy accessibility lead stop relying on guesses what if your team had concrete blueprints for design reviews and user testing procedures as well as techniques and templates for conversations with different departments in your organization what if your team had everything they needed to create inclusive web applications and become accessibility champions in your organization what if your team could identify and remediate accessibility issues in an application and prevent them from happening again that s precisely what testing accessibility will deliver for you and your team the lessons in testing accessibility are based on years of work in the field at organizations of all sizes apply what you learn and you will transform the way your organization approaches accessibility accessibility matters to me and our team i signed up for marcy s workshop out of a never ending thirst for learning the content was great relevant and we learned just enough while not feeling overwhelmed i ve realized i know more than i give myself credit for i also got to experience a full spectrum of tools which was nice to compare gerardo rodriguez senior front end developer three steps to becoming an accessibility pro 1 understand accessibility essentials dive into the components and standards of web accessibility and how to best utilize them hone your skills of recognizing issues in the design phase and suggesting alternative approaches 2 learn to test existing applications develop expertise with the same testing tools used by the pros write real world unit and integration tests that ensure the accessibility of your application 3 build accessibly from the start properly use semantic elements and aria understand methods of hiding elements with css and when to use which programmatically supply accessibility information to assistive technologies i have become the accessibility expert for my small team marcy directed me to multiple tools that i use regularly such as parallels as well as the chrome extensions web developer and accessibility insights for the web i am able to test my site on the nvda chrome combo most often used by those with screen readers i m able to recognize focus traps and have been given good insights on how to handle those situations she talked through her thought process a great deal which helps me when i start thinking about how i m going to solve accessibility fixes desiree bradish software developer identify dealbreakers in the design phase accessibility requires a lot more than code for accessibility to be successful we need to make it a core part of the product design process addressing it in the design phase the reality is that designs that developers are given to implement don t always cover all of the aspects of what makes an application accessible there s an art to evaluating visual designs and mockups for potential issues some questions can be answered with a yes or no do color combinations have an accessible contrast ratio other questions require a bit more thought and understanding of the nuances who can we talk to with personal experience of the disabled user impact for this pattern what happens as the size of the viewport shifts it is critical that you can provide detailed explanations and suggestions to ensure the collaborative design process is as inclusive as possible prevent barriers to access there s more to accessibility than just adding some attributes to your tags the americans with disabilities act puts it best accessibility is about removing barriers to access if the core function of your application can t be completed without using a mouse there is a barrier to access menus modals and forms are some of the most common widgets on the web just because a pattern is popular doesn t mean it has been implemented accessibly or that it s the best solution in the first place your team has to be equipped with the knowledge to build their own accessible interactions that work intuitively with keyboards and screen readers you need to understand the considerations for the semantic structure of your markup the elements you use and how css choices impact the user s experience on your site keeping a component library for your application is a great way to test the parts of your application in different states without having to click through your app this is also useful for working with components you bring in from a design system be deliberate with testing your web application and the barriers to access will fall discover and fix issues before your users find them automated testing alone can t find everything your team needs a testing workflow that will help them discover and fix issues before they ship to production you need to be familiar with all of the industry standard tooling and know how to best audit the applications you build in order to make a lasting change and adopt an accessibility focus across your organization your team needs to know how to prioritize develop a process and effectively communicate even if it means pushing back on designs or managing up in certain situations testing accessibility is the complete course for shipping accessible web applications testing accessibility gives you the knowledge and skills you need to ensure your web app is accessible and usable for all from the first stages of a visual design all the way through requiring tests to pass before deployment design identify potential issues with the look and proposed interactions of a web application before writing a single line of code build structure the correct elements and attributes to enable the best possible experience for people using screen readers and other assistive technologies test use the best tools for identifying issues in any web app expand your automated test suites to ensure your components meet accessibility guidelines ship block your web application from being deployed if any tests fail through implementing continuous integration hi i m marcy sutton i m an award winning accessibility specialist and freelance web developer in this self paced workshop you will benefit from my years of experience as a senior engineer and educator as you learn how to build a culture of accessibility at your organization 6 workshops designed to maintain a focus on accessibility no matter where you are in the development process the six self paced workshops in testing accessibility are a hybrid of carefully crafted text instruction supporting video with transcripts and learning challenges with worked out solutions testing accessibility is the distillation of years of experience training hundreds of developers in live and remote workshops mixed with my real world experience in accessibility consulting at organizations of all sizes it s like attending a live workshop but with the benefit of learning on your own time no more timezones or scheduling difficulties learn as you have the time just because the workshops are self paced doesn t mean they re only passive reading testing accessibility is designed to put you in the driver s seat and challenge you to do the work each module contains carefully crafted learning challenges that will help you cement your learning whether you re a staff level developer or just getting started you ll come away with a deeper understanding of how to build accessible web applications the workshops in testing accessibility include foundations of accessibility an introduction for technologists of all roles skills and experience levels learn the definitions and motivations for accessibility including making a business case in the global market you ll also dive into the essential components of accessibility setting the scene for the following workshops in the series design thinking and people skills for accessibility ensure the application designs you implement are usable for all by learning how to watch for potential issues before they happen and tactfully discuss alternative approaches there is also guidance on how to create and adopt a culture of accessibility in your organization topics include accessibility as user experience collaboration on designs and prototyping animation and design impacts on accessibility finding answers to accessibility issues creating a culture of accessibility manual accessibility testing from keyboard testing to browser devtools and web extensions manual accessibility testing is more powerful than ever in the manual testing workshop module you ll learn recommended testing steps and accessibility requirements used by the pros so they become second nature you ll practice testing the campspots app and fixing the issues you find topics include keyboard testing devtools testing accessibility browser extensions zoom testing screen reader testing issue remediation semantic markup with html and aria accessibility best practices can be baked in from the start learn my approach to plumbing accessibility information into sites by following along as we implement accessible parts of the campspots application from scratch this workshop includes features specific to react applications but is applicable to any web application topics include headings and landmarks the when and how of aria accessible naming programmatic accessibility information the aom accessibility object model react hooks and portals coding accessible interactions and mechanics continuing with building for the campspots application but this time with a focus on ensuring interactive components are usable by keyboard and screen reader users you ll also practice building accessible versions of common components from scratch using react topics include accessible navigation and skip links css visibility and impact on assistive technologies adding ergonomic keyboard interactions to a date picker component focus management with key events announcements with assistive technology advanced scripting with aria react hooks and refs automated accessibility testing writing reliable automated tests that assert things like keyboard operability aria states and other common accessibility requirements we can bake quality into your applications and potentially help you sleep better at night learn about the many automated tools at your disposal and their strengths and weaknesses to gain an understanding of how to configure accessibility tests that serve your team s needs topics include storybook jest cypress and cypress component testing automated browser based snapshot testing continuous integration a learning experience designed through testing and developing a real world application throughout the testing accessibility workshop series you ll get hands on experience identifying and remediating a plethora of issues in the application identifying missing image alt attributes with a linter in vscode troubleshooting page landmarks with a browser extension and managing roving tabindex with react s usestate hook are just a few examples of the things you ll experience in the workshops start building accessible applications like a seasoned expert the beautiful thing about learning is that nobody can take it away from you pricing information core loading price loading yours forever core learn testing accessibility includes foundations of accessibility design thinking people skills for accessibility manual accessibility testing features 3 self paced workshops over 45 lessons full source code for all workshops money back guarantee professional loading price loading yours forever professional seats ship accessible apps like a pro includes foundations of accessibility design thinking people skills for accessibility manual accessibility testing semantic markup with html and aria coding accessible interactions and mechanics automated accessibility testing features all 6 self paced workshops over 100 lessons full source code for all workshops money back guarantee best value foundation loading price loading yours forever foundation learn testing accessibility includes foundations of accessibility design thinking people skills for accessibility features 2 self paced workshops over 25 lessons full source code for all workshops money back guarantee to be honest i was hesitant about the cost i deliberated for a few weeks on making the purchase but just want to say that i definitely think it was worth it i feel that i am more confident talking about and championing accessibility at my company the skills and knowledge that marcy delivered have helped me frame how i talk about accessibility within my company and aided a skillshare i have given since the course since then we have formed an accessibility champions network and have more engagement and awareness around 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