There's a lot to learn,
So I'd best start learning
And take my notes
At each page turning
Condensing them into a tweet
There will be a lot there to repeat.
If their eyes work, I can show them
If their ears work, I can speak
If their hands work, without fail
I can talk to them in Braille
All because I believe
In talking to folks
In ways they can perceive. But more...
If they can read, then I write text!
If not, then pictures next
If they know a language, I use it!
If they don’t,
There’s things to to
To share nonverbal cues.
Emojis, songs, to name a few.
“My WACG guides are limited,
But are a place to start.
And since it seem’s you really have
Taken it to heart
That your morning coffee tweet ought to be widely shared,
Here’s a quest, and a test
To get you all prepared.”
“Perceptibility for all!
I raise my standard on that hill.
And I’ve written out a checklist that,
if you have the will
You can join me at my standard
When the checklist is complete
To make so much more accessible
Your humble coffee tweet.” #AccessibleCoffee#WCAG
Perception Guideline 1.1 – Text Alternatives.
Provide text alternatives for any non-text content so that it can be changed into other forms people need, such as large print, braille, speech, symbols or simpler language.
Another morning, another coffee. This is breaking news absolutely essential
Voice control tip: don't pause and say the word ‘to’ and then pause again well using voice control on the iPhone 12 with numbers. The number two Will press the tweet button and tweet out something incomplete.
“at the bottom of the section, see,
Your failing case. Specifically:”
Failure of Success Criterion 1.1.1 due to omitting the alt attribute or text alternative on img elements, area elements, and input elements of type "image"
Now is a good time to see
About accessibility
To test my setup and see how it runs
And just to make things even more for fun
To live tweet on Twitter
And find all of the things I forgot to consider
Again if this thread is not to your taste,
You do not need to let your time go waste
Mute this Convo, and then move along
And don't watch for all that I find is wrong
The first thing that I note is pretty clear
I switch between my hands and voice a lot
Sometimes it's easier to say commands
Sometimes it's easier to type out a thought