Accessibility responsibilities for Developers
Developers are responsible for following HTML5 standards and WAI-ARIA standards to produce well-structured code, regardless of their framework.
Architecting the code of accessible products
Architecting the code of accessible products
- Include automated accessibility scanner (e.g. aXe) in your tests
- Use semantic accessible code as often as possible
- Understand when to use ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Application)
- Maintain focus management based on documented design patterns
- Code and use user interface (UI) elements consistently
- Ensure that content, event, and status changes are announced to Assistive Technology (AT)
When you will create or implement components and content for TELUS.com:
- Follow the content structure and visual designs
- Ensure that descriptive text and labels are accurate
- Consider multiple languages for accessibility content (alternative text or hidden text)
- Review and resolve accessibility bugs before launch
- Include automated accessibility scanner (e.g. aXe) in your tests
- Use semantic accessible code as often as possible
- Understand when to use ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Application)
- Maintain focus management based on documented design patterns
- Code and use user interface (UI) elements consistently
- Ensure that content, event, and status changes are announced to Assistive Technology (AT)
When you will create or implement components and content for TELUS.com:
- Follow the content structure and visual designs
- Ensure that descriptive text and labels are accurate
- Consider multiple languages for accessibility content (alternative text or hidden text)
- Review and resolve accessibility bugs before launch