External links to help understanding WCAG

For those who don't like large lists #

  • WCAG 2.2 Map (PDF) - For all those who are struggling with this long list of WCAG criteria, here is an overview of what belongs together and how.

For those who like large lists #

  • How to Meet WCAG (Quick Reference) - The official WCAG quick reference. Allows a lot of filtering, by level, technologies and so on. Could be a bit overwhelming, if you are new to all the WCAG thing.
  • Accessibility Not-Checklist - A sortable and filterable list, wich makes even clearer that accessibility is not only a developer topic, but can only be achieved on an interdisciplinary basis. It's still based on WCAG 2.1.
  • Vox Media's Accessibility Guidelines - Another list for different the different disciplines to shown who is involved to make a website accessible, and it's not only the developer team's job. There also is a nice list of tools below the checklist.

Social Media #