Raindrop.io Bookmarks 2025-12-21

2025年12月21日

• 5 reasons why WCAG AA compliance does not mean your website is accessible - craigabbott.co.uk

  "It's common to describe a product as being "fully accessible" because it is WCAG 2.2 AA compliant. But, instead, I challenge you to start thinking about it as a product that is unlikely to disadvantage people with impairments, because it has a measurable base-line level of accessibility."

• How to Avoid Boiling the Accessibility Ocean • Buttondown

  "The instinct to address everything right away slows organizations down. Massive audits that generate itemized lists of hundreds or thousands of issues rarely motivate anyone. Those lists feel impossible. People focus on volume instead of the value of specific improvements."

• 'Sloppy' Code and Accessibility Issues: The Trouble With Trump's Silicon Valley-Inspired Web Design Project - NOTUS -- News of the United States

  "The sites coming out of the National Design Studio might look slick at first glance -- if not to everyone's taste -- but if the office's early projects are a tell, pushing this aesthetic at a large scale could risk breaking federal disability laws and compromising the security of Americans' personal data, former federal web developers and design experts told NOTUS."

• From Reactive to Proactive: Building a Sustainable Accessibility Program - Equal Entry

  "To move from launch to integrate, Lina uses a dual-track strategy. The reactive track addresses legacy issues. The proactive track embeds accessibility into future work. Both are necessary for long-term success."

• Understanding aria-live timing: a two-layer model - Max Design

  "Browsers may batch, coalesce or optimise accessibility events internally, so timing may not always follow a simple assertive/polite pattern."

• The Anatomy of an Accessible Button | Includia

  "This guide provides a comprehensive technical framework for designing and developing web buttons that are not only compliant with international standards but are genuinely usable by people with a wide range of abilities."