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- 1. www.sli.do → Event code dscsf Accessibility in the Garden Design System
- 2. Austin Green Senior Software Engineer Allison Shaw Lead Product Designer
- 8. Composable
- 9. We build the bits and bobs of UI. Then we help you choose when to use a bit and how to use a bob.
- 10. y11A tilibissecc
- 11. A11y
- 12. © Time Magazine
- 15. Disability
- 18. We are all just temporarily abled.
- 19. Inclusivity
- 20. Inclusivity Your product is inclusive when it is the most usable by the widest range of people, including—but not limited to—people with disabilities.
- 25. Reasonable accommodation • Basically, let people with accessibility needs live their lives like everyone else. • Applies to public places and spaces, and some private spaces (like offices). • To accommodate accessibility needs, spaces need to either change or provide assistance. • Standing desks are an accommodation.
- 28. A11y basics
- 29. World Wide Web Consortium
- 30. W3C → WAI → WCAG
- 32. Accessibility categories 1. Visual 2. Auditory 3. Motor function 4. Cognitive function
- 33. POUR 1. Perceivable 2. Operable 3. Understandable 4. Robust
- 34. AAA
- 35. “It’s either accessible or it’s not.” Jennison Asuncion, LinkedIn
- 36. Following the spec is great, but remember, you’re making things for people, not machines.
- 37. How to a11y?
- 41. “Text must have a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 against its background.”* 11.58:1
- 42. Large text Bold text, 14pts+ 3:1
- 43. ex. Allison ShawName ex. ashaw@zendesk.comEmail Submit
- 45. Hi. I’mAllison. I'm currently a senior product designer at Zendesk, heading up our design system. I’m an SVAxIXD alum, and I previously worked at Thumbtack, Twitter, and Yelp.
- 46. Hi. I’mAllison. I'm currently a senior product designer at Zendesk, heading up our design system. I’m an SVAxIXD alum, and I previously worked at Thumbtack, Twitter, and Yelp.
- 53. Color redesign goals 1. Colors should all feel “on-brand.” 2. Define a primary UI color. 3. Define success/alert/failure colors. 4. Define an accessible range of tints and shades.
- 65. Of these options, which feel most… 1. On-brand 2. Actionable 3. Clear
- 70. SAD colors 🙁
- 85. Austin Green Senior Software Engineer
- 86. SVG Icons
- 90. 1. Styled 2. Keyboard navigable 3. Accessible 4. Localizable Garden engineering goals
- 92. <TextInput onChange={ () => {} } hint='Hinty hint' label='Labely label' placeholder='Write something' value='' />
- 93. 1. Small code = big changes 2. Meets all goals Pros <TextInput onChange={ () => {} } hint='Hinty hint' label='Labely label' placeholder='Write something' value='' />
- 94. 1. Manually handle props and customizations 2. How do you make small changes? 3. All changes must be maintained Cons <TextInput onChange={ () => {} } hint='Hinty hint' label='Labely label' placeholder='Write something' value='' />
- 95. 1. Manually handle props and customizations 2. How do you make small changes? 3. All changes must be maintained Cons
- 98. Element High abstraction View Styled, visible UI Container Interaction
- 100. If you can reach it with a keyboard it’s fine.
- 101. Not all content has to be within the tab order.
- 102. All state must be readable.
- 103. No ARIA is better than bad ARIA.
- 104. Consistency is 👑
- 110. Demo time Old Garden New Garden (Accessible Container Pattern)
- 111. Auditing Tools
- 112. Google Chrome Lighthouse Audit
- 114. AXE Chrome Extension
- 117. 🙃
- 118. 🙂
- 119. Go forth and be an a11y.
- 120. TM and © 2016 Zendesk Inc. All rights reserved.