Web Accessibility Video Library
Web Accessibility Videos by Optimized
We are continuing to build out video content to shed light on the subject of website accessibility. We currently have our demo of how the Optimized Website Accessibility Tool addresses some of the most common issues websites face when it comes to being accessible to people with various disabilities.
Informative Web Accessibility Videos
While performing our research developing our web accessibility tool we found numerous informative videos regarding the topic of web accessibility.
The videos below were uploaded to YouTube using the Creative Commons license which gives permission for others to re-use their video content. We inserted an intro and outro to each video, but the content itself was untouched.
We credited each video source by citing the name of the person or business who uploaded the video, linked to their website (or to a website found in the original video’s description if they did not have a website link), and also provided a link to make watching the orginial video on YouTube quick and easy.
Our hopes is by us sharing their videos more people will find out about their organizations and contributions to making the web more accessible for all.
An Overview of Accessibility Insights Auditing Tool
Accessibility Insights
Video Credit: AccessibilityInsights.io
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Accessibility Insights Auditing Tool Demo
Accessibility Insights
Video Credit: AccessibilityInsights.io
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Businesses Need To Address Web Accessibility
The Chang School of Continuing Education
Video Credit: ChangSchool
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Alt Tags - The Most Common Web Accessibility Mistake
Thomas Bradley
Video Credit: Thomas Bradley
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Web Accessibility - A Global Concern
Claudia Loitsch
Video Credit: Claudia Loitsch
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Color Contrast - A Major Web Accessibility Issue
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
Video Credit: World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
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