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  • WCAG Tutorial
  • Introduction
  • About The Author
  • Using The Tutorial
  • WCAG 2.0 Overview
  • Navigating The WCAG 2.0 Documents
  • Principle 1: Perceivable
    • 1.1: Text Alternatives
    • 1.2: Time-based Media
    • 1.3: Adaptable
    • 1.4: Distinguishable
  • Principle 2: Operable
    • 2.1: Keyboard Accessible
    • 2.2: Enough Time
    • 2.3: Seizures
    • 2.4: Navigable
  • Principle 3: Understandable
    • 3.1: Readable
    • 3.2: Predictable
    • 3.3: Input Assistance
  • Principle 4: Robust
    • 4.1: Compatible
  • Appendix
    • Contrast Analyser
    • HTML And CSS Validators
    • Web Accessibility Toolbar

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Using The Tutorial

This tutorial can be read as a book, from the first page to the last, but it was also intended to serve as a reference guide to WCAG so that the reader can find information quickly and efficiently.

On the top of each page you can find the table of contents, so that you can quickly navigate to any section. At the end of each page, a link will allow you to go to the next or previous page, where the title of these pages are shown as well.

The tutorial is divided into small chunks, most importantly all guidelines are on a separate page. Under the guidelines, success criteria are listed under separate headings, indicating the level of conformance as well.

If any of these concepts seem unfamiliar to you, you will find explanations on the next page.

Screen Reader Users

Screen reader users can easily find the start of the page by searching for a heading level one. The table of contents is in a list structure, as well as the page navigation on the bottom of the page.


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