En el marco del Seminario sobre Discapacidades en la Educación Media Superior, organizado por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, el día 27/11/2024 impartí la conferencia "¿Cómo un dispositivo móvil puede ayudar a nuestros estudiantes con discapacidad?":
En el vídeo Accessibility Challenges with Single Page Applications se explican algunos de los problemas de accesibilidad que presentan las single-page applications.
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Have you been tempted to use the WordPress API to drive a SPA (Single Page Application)? SPAs are notorious for being inaccessible, and for good reason. Tutorials introducing developers to frameworks like React, Vue, and Angular seem like they never take accessibility into consideration at all and teach some less than ideal practices. It is absolutely true that SPAs have a lot of accessibility challenges around things like dynamic content updates and managing focus. But with some smart choices and careful coding, it is possible to make SPAs more accessible. We’ll step through planning and building an accessible SPA, including best practices, accessibility testing tools, manual testing, and integrating accessibility into your development workflow.
When it comes to prioritizing web accessibility fixes, ranking the severity of each issue is an effective way to prioritize and make impactful improvements. In WebAIM’s accessibility audits, each issue we identify is assigned one of four levels of severity based on how it impacts end users. In this article, we’ll go over these severity ratings for accessibility and the types of issues that typically fall under these categories.
