Anne-Mieke Bovelett writes about why she moved from Elementor to using the Full Site Editor. One reason was because it was easier to make sites built with the Site Editor accessible.

Here is a practical guide to designing for colorblind people. It includes simple explanations, examples, and suggestions.

This is a rather long article detailing one team’s look at animations and accessibility. I thought it was interesting how they classified animations and approached the different groups.

The online WordPress Accessibility Day conference is coming up on September 27th. This article in the WPTavern has a lot of good information on it and links to register.

This is a recording of the presentation from the WordPress Accessibility Meetup in August 2023. The demonstration show accessibility features of the Builderius page builder.

In the past I’ve just used the WAVE Accessibility Extension to check sites for accessibility issues. With WordPress there is the option to check accessibility using a plugin, Equalize Digital Accessibility Checker. This article from the WPTavern tells how NASA helped fund updates to it.

This is a nice article showing several examples where you can use media queries to detect a user’s browser or operating system preferences using CSS.

This article talks about Adrian Roselli, an Accessibility expert, being sued for criticizing the Audio Eye overlay tool.

For advanced front-end developers, Kevin Powell suggests not using tabs if you can avoid it, but if you must use them then he does a walk-through showing how to create accessible tabs from scratch. There are more considerations than I realized.