Accessibility for Everyone

Kalbag covers the ground a team needs in order to start taking accessibility seriously, from the legal and business context through to specific implementation guidance. Chapters deal with the range of disabilities and assistive technologies, with accessible interface design covering colour, typography and layout, and with the markup patterns that make a page work for a screen reader. There is a chapter on evaluation and testing that is honest about what automated checkers can and cannot find, and one on building accessibility into normal working practice. The tone is practical and the length is deliberately short. Pitched at designers and developers alike, and a sensible first book on the subject.