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IAAP Webinar: Writing Accessibility Tests Using JavaScript and CSS

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EST, January 28, 2016   |   Organized by: International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP)

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This Thursday's Webinar: Writing Accessibility Tests Using JavaScript and CSS

Join us for IAAP’s first webinar of 2016 this Thursday, January 28 to learn about the benefits of in browser JavaScript and CSS based accessibility tests and provide you with examples of JavaScript and CSS based accessibility checks. Read on to learn more about this week's webinar and secure your registration

Writing Accessibility Tests Using JavaScript and CSS
Date: Thursday, January 28, 2016
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Eastern (UTC – 5 hours)
Speakers: Jonathan Avila, Chief Accessibility Officer, SSB BART Group
Target Audience: Developers, Testers, QA
Fees: Member: $59; Non-Member: $119

Overview: Examples and techniques for writing accessibility tests using JavaScript and CSS for testing in the browser. Key discussion topics will include:

  • Creating CSS and JavaScript Favlets to add visible markers to the page to highlight issues, properties, or markup without requiring the user to look at the code

  • Using the document.querySelectorAll function to obtain a candidate set of elements meeting certain requirements

  • Cross browser support

  • Sample favlets available for accessibility testing and diagnostic purposes

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Webinar Format:  The webinars will be hosted in the Adobe Connect webinar platform, which is accessible with a variety of browsers. Captioning will be provided. For additional details about Adobe Connect accessibility, go to this Adobe Connect Accessibility Features page.




Jonathan Avila , Chief Accessibility Officer, SSB BART Group

As SSB’s Chief Accessibility Officer, Jonathan Avila is involved in updating and maintaining SSB’s Unified Audit Methodology and best practice library relating to Section 508, WCAG, and other accessibility standards. Jonathan has deep experience in the analysis, design and repair of software, web pages, mobile apps, Flash, documentation and hardware for accessibility. With an extensive technical and programming background, many years of experience in the accessibility field, and his own personal experience as a person with a visual impairment, Jonathan brings a valuable and unique perspective to access solutions for new and current technologies. Over the years he has implemented many innovative and creative solutions in the corporate environment, Federal and State government, and for end users with disabilities. Jonathan participates in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines working group and the mobile accessibility task force, blogs on accessibility issues, and has been the subject matter expert on several accessibility training courses created for the US Federal government.

Registration Dates

January 01-27, 2016

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