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- Focus on the homepage and one other page
- Use one or more of the tools listed above and walk through the results
- Assign other pages of the site amongst the group so they can audit them based on learnings
Meeting minutes:
- What are some key drivers for improving digital accessibility?
- Universities even if they're private but receive NSF funding and/or have public collections can be succeptible to lawsuits
- Libraries need to fulfill the primary mission of making resources accessible for all
- We discussed about the concept of 'Universal Design' vs 'Accessiblity'
- In the current state we are treating accessibility as post design activity
- (Wishful thinking here) In ideal state accessibility concerns can be mitigated to a larger extent by universal design
- Analogy: To get to a floor, most buildings have stairs and a ramp, universal design could mean having one low gradient ramp for all
- We used 2 tools to evaluate the Nurax homepage
- HTML code sniffer - This tool can detect issues in your site by simply clicking on the bookmarked link while you're on the page being tested
- Visit the HTML code sniffer website and drag this link to your bookmarks bar
- Go to the webpage you want to test and click the bookmarked link.
- Toggle through the errors/warnings and view the report to walk through the report
- Visit the HTML code sniffer website and drag this link to your bookmarks bar
- HTML code sniffer - This tool can detect issues in your site by simply clicking on the bookmarked link while you're on the page being tested
- Action items:
- Harsh Parekh: Updated the testing spreadsheet for Hyrax v2.0.0.rc1 to identify list of pages that need to be audited (A_1.1 through A_1.7, we can add more as needed)
- Harsh Parekh: Updated the sign up sheet to test accessibility scenarios
- Members of UXIG: Use the tools explained above to test for accessibility
- Report issues at https://github.com/curationexperts/nurax/issues