Welcome to 24 Accessibility, 24 days of digital accessibility insight, learning, and inspiration.

Each December, 24 Accessibility brings together a diverse community of accessibility experts, designers, developers, content creators, UX professionals, testers, and advocates to share knowledge and perspectives on making the digital world more inclusive. For 24 days, readers can discover a new article each day, covering topics ranging from WCAG and accessible design to assistive technology, development, testing, content, user experience, and accessibility culture.

Whether you are just beginning your accessibility journey or have years of experience, 24 Accessibility offers something to explore, question, and put into practice. The series is an opportunity to learn from people with different experiences and areas of expertise, discover new approaches to familiar challenges, and deepen your understanding of what it takes to create digital experiences that work for everyone.

Consider it a daily dose of accessibility knowledge, delivered throughout December, and an invitation to learn, share, and help build a more accessible digital world.

Article Archives

2017

Explore the articles from the 2017 24 Accessibility series featuring expert insights on WCAG, inclusive design, accessibility testing, AI, legal compliance, screen readers, color contrast, React, SVG, user research, and accessibility careers. Practical guidance for designers, developers, testers, and advocates.

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2018

Explore the 2018 24 Accessibility collection featuring expert insights on WCAG 2.1, ARIA 1.1, inclusive UX, accessible forms, SVGs, web components, keyboard navigation, mobile accessibility, accessibility law, assistive technology, and real-world experiences building a more inclusive web.

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2019

Explore the 2019 24 Accessibility series featuring 25 expert articles on WCAG, ARIA, inclusive design, accessibility testing, CSS, content strategy, cognitive accessibility, web standards, and real-world development practices. Essential reading for designers, developers, testers, and accessibility leaders.

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