What JS Developers Can Learn from Medieval Coats of Arms About Accessibility
Offered By: JSConf via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of medieval heraldry and modern web accessibility in this 22-minute conference talk from JSConf EU 2019. Discover how centuries-old design principles from coats of arms can inform and enhance contemporary JavaScript development practices for creating more inclusive digital experiences. Learn about the top 10 accessibility practices, color contrast techniques, and the importance of simplicity in design. Examine the structure, symbolism, and international standards of heraldic designs, drawing parallels to web accessibility guidelines. Gain insights into how historical design concepts can be applied to improve usability for visually and motor-impaired users in today's digital landscape.
Syllabus
Intro
Inspiration
Overview
Accessibility
Top 10 Accessibility Practices
Structure Contents
Coats of Arms
Subsets
Rights Abuse
Criminal Abuse
Heraldic Matters
Heritable Property
Sample Designs
What makes a good coat of arms
Color Contrast
Common Elements
Symbols
International Organization of Standards
Framework
Jacobs Log
Simplicity
Impalement
Summary
Taught by
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