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      • Overview
      • Who is Accessibility For?
      • Reasons to Know This Material
      • Windows User Setup
      • Examples of Access/Inaccess
      • How do MVPs apply to Accessibility
      • Shift Left
      • Accessibility Personas
      • Exercise 1
      • The Foundations Apply
      • What Should Make Your Spidey Senses Go Off
      • Don’t Be a DIV Button Creator
      • Visibility Methods
      • How to Test UI Components
      • Exercise 2
      • ARIA & Accessible Name Computation
      • The Accessibility Tree
      • Testing an ARIA Solution
      • Visual and Non-Visual Experience
      • Screen Reader Commands & Interaction Modes
      • Exercise 3
      • Client-Side Routing
      • Managing Focus in Interactive Components
      • Semantics & ARIA
      • What to Look for in a Framework
      • Hybrid App 101
      • Exercise 4
      • How Guidelines Fit into Automation
      • Approaches for Testing
      • Continuous Integration (CI)
      • Using an A11y Testing API
      • Exercise 5
      • Tips for Building Institutional Knowledge
      • Working with Larger Codebases
      • Inclusive Hiring & Workplaces
      • Centering People with Disabilities
      • The Definition of Done
      • Exercise 6
    • Introduction
    • Example
    • Forms
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Introduction
Examples of Access/Inaccess

Demos: Accessibility in the wild

Let’s check out a few examples and see how accessibility is approached on various websites. Here are some sites:

  • https://stripe.com (opens in a new tab)
  • https://checkout.stripe.dev/ (opens in a new tab)
  • https://github.com (opens in a new tab)
  • https://target.com (opens in a new tab)
Stripe Homepage demo: modular solutions
Stripe.com
Windows User SetupHow do MVPs apply to Accessibility
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