Web Design for everybody-HTML 5(03).md

 

Web Design for everybody-HTML 5(03).md

1. Web Accessibility

  • Accessibility

    Making the web accessible for the widest possible audiences

  • One in 5 People have a disability

    There are 60 million people with disabilities in the U.S.

    Half are impeded using the internet.

    • Visual Issues

      • Blindness, low-vision, color-blindness
      • How is your font-size, color-contrast, font-style?
    • Hearing Issues

      • Partial to total deafness
      • **Do your videos include closed-captioning? Are you blaring music? **
    • Motor Issues

      • Inability to use a mouse or physical keyboard, slow response time, limited fine motor control.
      • What happens when someone tries to “tab” through your page? Do you require a steady hand?
    • Cognitive Issues

      • Learning disabilities, distractibility, dyslexia, inability to remember or focus on large amounts of information

      • ADD 全称是 注意力缺失症 ADHD 全称是 注意力缺陷多动症

        TBI: traumatic brain injury

        PTSD: post-traumatic stress disorder

      • Things easy to understand, not flashing, not requiring great amounts of concentration.

    • DOJ is in the process of revising the Americans with Disabilities Act Title ⅠⅡ to include online resources of state and local entities.
    • Case Law: individuals or entities can file civil rights complaints.
  • Standards & Principles

    • W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines:
      • Perceivable
      • Operable
      • Understandable
      • Robust
  • Validator

    • W3C Validator

      • Validate by URL
      • Validate by Filename
      • Validate by Direct Input
    • Browser Check

    • Accessibility

      • only online pages

      • funkify

        • Funkify is a brand new extension for Chrome that helps you experience the web and interfaces through the eyes of extreme users with different abilities and disabilities.

          Funkify is created by a team of usability and accessibility experts in Sweden. The project is financed by The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (Post och telestyrelsen, PTS).

        • persona

2. Hosting Your Site

  • Domain names

    • Typically purchased for multiple years at cheap rate.
    • Most common is .com, but other extensions are gaining acceptance.
    • Domain names are useless on their own.
  • Hosting

    • IP address to connect with your domain name.

    • Hosting services:

      • Free
        • little/no control of domain name
        • limited tools
        • advertising and redirects
        • familiar look and feel across them
      • Mid-range&Full-service
        • Tend to have better tools
        • Support is available
    • GitHub

      • How to create a GitHub page?

      • How to upload a Github page?

3.FTP

  • A common way to transfer files is with FTP/SFTP
  • Allows you to “drag and drop” as oppose to one-at-a-time file upload.
  • Find/install a FTP client
    • PC-WinSCP
    • Mac-Fugu/Cyberduck