Accessibility Weekly #216: Starting a New Accessibility Remediation Project

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December 28, 2020 • Issue #216

Featured: Starting a new accessibility remediation project?

Sheri Byrne-Haber says that "Marie Kondo’ing the project first will get you to your goal faster."

Read Starting a new accessibility remediation project?.

Sponsored: CommonLook's new program implementation guide

Learn how CommonLook's tools fit into a comprehensive program that delivers accessibility compliance when used as designed.

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News, resources, tools and tutorials

New to A11y

Ezgi Hendrickx shares a handful of golden rules for accessibility. My favorite? "Don't forget to test keyboard navigation." It's often overlooked and the foundation for all other accessibility work.

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