NZ Government Web Standards
  • Introduction
  • General accessibility, including resources & testing tools
    • Web accessibility Knowledge Base
    • Why I Care About Accessibility
    • When the web standards trump agency requirements
    • Roles - Getting started with accessibility
    • Roles - How to grok web standards
    • Roles - Accessibility guidelines: checklist for different roles
    • Design - Designing a dementia-friendly website
    • Design - Integrating accessibility throughout design
    • Testing - 11.5 free testing tools for web accessibility
    • Testing - automated testing tools
    • Testing - The 6 Simplest Web Accessibility Tests Anyone Can Do
    • Testing - Easychecks from WAI
    • WCAG - Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
  • Mobile accessibility
    • Mobile accessibility mapping
    • ARIA design patterns - touch UA/AT gap analysis
    • Mobile accessibility task force main page
    • Mobile Accessibility WCAG Extension
  • Assistive technologies
    • Understanding screen reader interaction modes
    • How to make your site accessible for screen magnifiers
    • How Windows screen readers work on the web
    • Speech recognition
  • Content accessibility
    • Content accessibility basics
    • Design that is easy to read
    • Language - Importance of plain language for content creation
    • Language - Reading and Navigational Strategies of Web Users with Lower Literacy Skills
    • Language - Translations
    • Links - link text
    • Links - Don't force links to open in a new window by default
    • Images - Writing great alt text
    • Images - alt text vs long description
    • Images - describing charts
    • Videos - a basic guide to captions
    • Videos - webinars
    • Videos - Making videos accessible
    • Videos - Video and audio how to guides
    • Videos - Best practice for video translation - transcript
    • Infographics - How to create an accessible infographic
    • Infographic - Creating an accessible infographic
    • Infographic - accessible example
  • Technical accessibility
    • Modals - About modals
    • Modals - Keyboard behaviour and ARIA
    • Modals - When a modal is considered accessible
    • Javascript - Clarifying the JS rule in WCAG
    • Accordions - things to look out for
    • ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)
  • Document accessibility
    • Creating accessible PDFs
    • What agencies are required to do when publishing reports online
  • Accessible forms
    • Deep dive: building accessible forms
    • Creating accessible form
    • Epub3 forms
    • Fillable PDF forms
    • Accessible date pickers
    • Using ARIA to make error message accessible
    • Error messages on forms
    • Tab behaviour with fieldsets
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  1. Assistive technologies

Speech recognition

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These videos from Eric Wright were presented at CSUN 2017. Videos esp. #3 and #4, especially give you an idea of how speech recogition users interact with web pages and form fields (especially HTML5 input@type=date) for additional UX considerations when designing/developing pages.

The other vids in that series are also interesting if you have a few minutes to spare.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5WqhltSlE0&list=PLGDZBhvJJVsOwaVX3bKIijPLdp9Xm3z8J&index=3