Inclusive design patterns : coding accessibility into web design

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Year: 2016
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✦ Table of Contents

Inclusive Design Patterns (PDF)
Table of Contents
Introduction
The Document
A Paragraph
A Blog Post
Evaluation By Pattern
Navigation Regions
A Menu Button
Inclusive Prototyping
A List of Products
A Filter Widget
A Registration Form
Test-driven Markup
Further Reading

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