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Accessibility issues you can discover and fix using the browser Developer Tools

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Accessibility issues you can discover and fix using the browser Developer Tools

Tuesday, June 8th, 2021 at 4:57 pm

I’ve been busy lately writing and recording a lot of things concerning accessibility and tooling. One of the practical upshots of my Skillshare Class Product Management: Tools for Improving Product Accessibility was that I had to go through the documentation of the developer tools of Microsoft Edge and bring it up-to-date with new information about tools that lately have been added.

Originally I only wanted to write a tutorial how to to use developer tools to discover and fix accessibility issues in a demo site. When I sent the article to the docs team for editing and turning into the official docs writing style they over-delivered and now we have a lot of great new docs for you when it comes to accessibility testing and debugging using Microsoft Edge Developer tools.

The overview article introducing accessibility testing and fixing with Edge DevTools

These are:

A lot of work went into these guides and in-depth articles and I am super happy to work with such a dedicated team of writers and an excellent documentation platform.

If reading isn’t engaging enough for you and you want to learn more about accessibility as a benefit for your product, you can also take the Product Management: Tools for Improving Product Accessibility class on Skillshare – it takes 45 minutes. Here is the introduction video for it:

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