From the course: Web Accessibility for Developers
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Triage issues
From the course: Web Accessibility for Developers
Triage issues
- [Instructor] Now that we have a list of the accessibility issues on our site, we can go ahead and triage them. Triaging refers to assigning priority levels to tasks to determine the order in which to address them. There are various ways those priority levels could be established, so let's talk through some of them. On this slide, I've consolidated all of the accessibility issues we found using both axe and manual testing that we need to triage. There are six altogether. I've listed the issue, the WCAG Success Criterion and the Conformance Level. I want to first mention where the Success Criterion and Conformance Levels came from Back when we were using axe, when an accessibility issue came up, there were tags below it. In this image, one of these tags reads "wcag143." This is what indicates the Success Criterion 1.4.3. We can look this up using the WCAG Quick Reference under Principle 1, Perceivable, Section 4, Distinguishable. This is Success Criterion Contrast Minimum 1.4.3. Just…
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