Marcy Sutton Todd • 7/22/2014

How I Audit a Website for Accessibility

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This technical article details a developer's practical approach to auditing a website for accessibility. It covers key areas like semantic HTML structure, keyboard interactivity, automated testing tools, screen reader compatibility, and color contrast analysis, using a real project (Distiller) as a case study.

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