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ABOUT THE PROJECT
Let's use a question/answer format for this because it's easier. What is inclusive-components.design? A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it. Why? TOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSCOLLAPSIBLE SECTIONSCARDSTOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPSTHE BOOKDATA TABLESA TODO LIST A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece. INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS: THE BOOK Inclusive Components examines common web UI patterns through the lens of inclusion. The aim is to find more accessible and robust solutions for the patterns we author, plug in, and use every day. CARDS - INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSSEE MORE ON INCLUSIVE-COMPONENTS.DESIGNABOUT THE PROJECT
Let's use a question/answer format for this because it's easier. What is inclusive-components.design? A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it. Why? TOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.TOGGLE BUTTONS
Some things are either on or off and, when those things aren’t on (or off), they are invariably off (or on). The concept is so rudimentary that I’ve only complicated it by trying to explain it, yet on/off switches (or toggle buttons) are not all COLLAPSIBLE SECTIONS Collapsible sections are perhaps the most rudimentary of interactive design patterns on the web. All they do is let you toggle the visibility of content by clicking that content's label. Big whoop. Although the interaction is simple, it's an interaction that does not have a consistent native implementation across browsers INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS Some of the components I've explored here have specific standardized requirements in order to work as expected. Tab interfaces, for example, have a prescribed structure and a set of interaction behaviors as mandated by the WAI-ARIA specification.A TODO LIST
According to tradition, each new javascript framework is put through its paces in the implementation of a simple todo list app: an app for creating and deleting todo list entries. The first Angular.js example I ever read was a todo list. Adding and removing items from todo listsdemonstrates
INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSCOLLAPSIBLE SECTIONSCARDSTOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPSTHE BOOKDATA TABLESA TODO LISTINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSALL INCLUSIVE AIRFARE AND HOTELALL INCLUSIVE FLIGHT AND RESORTBEST ALL INCLUSIVE VACATION WEBSITESDEALS ON ALL INCLUSIVE VACATIONSBEST WEBSITE TO BOOK ALLINCLUSIVE VACATIONS
A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.ABOUT THE PROJECT
Let's use a question/answer format for this because it's easier. What is inclusive-components.design? A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it. Why? CARDS - INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSSEE MORE ON INCLUSIVE-COMPONENTS.DESIGNINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSINCLUSIVE COMPONENTS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS: THE BOOK Inclusive Components examines common web UI patterns through the lens of inclusion. The aim is to find more accessible and robust solutions for the patterns we author, plug in, and use every day.TABBED INTERFACES
DATA TABLES
A CONTENT SLIDER
MENUS & MENU BUTTONS Classification is hard. Take crabs, for example. Hermit crabs, porcelain crabs, and horseshoe crabs are not — taxonomically speaking — true crabs. But that doesn’t stop us using the “crab” suffix. It gets more confusing when, over time and thanksto a
A THEME SWITCHER
Placement. The only thing left to do is decide where you're going to put the component in the document. As a rule of thumb, utilities like theme options should be found in a landmark region — just not the region, because the screen reader user expects this content to change between pages. The (role="banner") or (role="contentinfo") are bothacceptable.
TOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSCOLLAPSIBLE SECTIONSCARDSTOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPSTHE BOOKDATA TABLESA TODO LISTINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSALL INCLUSIVE AIRFARE AND HOTELALL INCLUSIVE FLIGHT AND RESORTBEST ALL INCLUSIVE VACATION WEBSITESDEALS ON ALL INCLUSIVE VACATIONSBEST WEBSITE TO BOOK ALLINCLUSIVE VACATIONS
A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.ABOUT THE PROJECT
Let's use a question/answer format for this because it's easier. What is inclusive-components.design? A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it. Why? CARDS - INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSSEE MORE ON INCLUSIVE-COMPONENTS.DESIGNINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSINCLUSIVE COMPONENTS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS: THE BOOK Inclusive Components examines common web UI patterns through the lens of inclusion. The aim is to find more accessible and robust solutions for the patterns we author, plug in, and use every day.TABBED INTERFACES
DATA TABLES
A CONTENT SLIDER
MENUS & MENU BUTTONS Classification is hard. Take crabs, for example. Hermit crabs, porcelain crabs, and horseshoe crabs are not — taxonomically speaking — true crabs. But that doesn’t stop us using the “crab” suffix. It gets more confusing when, over time and thanksto a
A THEME SWITCHER
Placement. The only thing left to do is decide where you're going to put the component in the document. As a rule of thumb, utilities like theme options should be found in a landmark region — just not the region, because the screen reader user expects this content to change between pages. The (role="banner") or (role="contentinfo") are bothacceptable.
TOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.TOGGLE BUTTONS
Some things are either on or off and, when those things aren’t on (or off), they are invariably off (or on). The concept is so rudimentary that I’ve only complicated it by trying to explain it, yet on/off switches (or toggle buttons) are not all COLLAPSIBLE SECTIONS Collapsible sections are perhaps the most rudimentary of interactive design patterns on the web. All they do is let you toggle the visibility of content by clicking that content's label. Big whoop. Although the interaction is simple, it's an interaction that does not have a consistent native implementation across browsers INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS Some of the components I've explored here have specific standardized requirements in order to work as expected. Tab interfaces, for example, have a prescribed structure and a set of interaction behaviors as mandated by the WAI-ARIA specification.A TODO LIST
According to tradition, each new javascript framework is put through its paces in the implementation of a simple todo list app: an app for creating and deleting todo list entries. The first Angular.js example I ever read was a todo list. Adding and removing items from todo listsdemonstrates
INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSCOLLAPSIBLE SECTIONSCARDSTOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPSTHE BOOKDATA TABLESA TODO LISTINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSALL INCLUSIVE AIRFARE AND HOTELALL INCLUSIVE FLIGHT AND RESORTBEST ALL INCLUSIVE VACATION WEBSITESDEALS ON ALL INCLUSIVE VACATIONSBEST WEBSITE TO BOOK ALLINCLUSIVE VACATIONS
A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.ABOUT THE PROJECT
Let's use a question/answer format for this because it's easier. What is inclusive-components.design? A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it. Why? CARDS - INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSSEE MORE ON INCLUSIVE-COMPONENTS.DESIGNINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSINCLUSIVE COMPONENTS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS: THE BOOK Inclusive Components examines common web UI patterns through the lens of inclusion. The aim is to find more accessible and robust solutions for the patterns we author, plug in, and use every day.TABBED INTERFACES
DATA TABLES
A CONTENT SLIDER
MENUS & MENU BUTTONS Classification is hard. Take crabs, for example. Hermit crabs, porcelain crabs, and horseshoe crabs are not — taxonomically speaking — true crabs. But that doesn’t stop us using the “crab” suffix. It gets more confusing when, over time and thanksto a
A THEME SWITCHER
Placement. The only thing left to do is decide where you're going to put the component in the document. As a rule of thumb, utilities like theme options should be found in a landmark region — just not the region, because the screen reader user expects this content to change between pages. The (role="banner") or (role="contentinfo") are bothacceptable.
TOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSCOLLAPSIBLE SECTIONSCARDSTOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPSTHE BOOKDATA TABLESA TODO LISTINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSALL INCLUSIVE AIRFARE AND HOTELALL INCLUSIVE FLIGHT AND RESORTBEST ALL INCLUSIVE VACATION WEBSITESDEALS ON ALL INCLUSIVE VACATIONSBEST WEBSITE TO BOOK ALLINCLUSIVE VACATIONS
A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.ABOUT THE PROJECT
Let's use a question/answer format for this because it's easier. What is inclusive-components.design? A blog trying to be a pattern library, with a focus on inclusive design. Each post explores a common interface component and comes up with a better, more robust and accessible version of it. Why? CARDS - INCLUSIVE COMPONENTSSEE MORE ON INCLUSIVE-COMPONENTS.DESIGNINCLUSIVE COMPONENTSINCLUSIVE COMPONENTS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS: THE BOOK Inclusive Components examines common web UI patterns through the lens of inclusion. The aim is to find more accessible and robust solutions for the patterns we author, plug in, and use every day.TABBED INTERFACES
DATA TABLES
A CONTENT SLIDER
MENUS & MENU BUTTONS Classification is hard. Take crabs, for example. Hermit crabs, porcelain crabs, and horseshoe crabs are not — taxonomically speaking — true crabs. But that doesn’t stop us using the “crab” suffix. It gets more confusing when, over time and thanksto a
A THEME SWITCHER
Placement. The only thing left to do is decide where you're going to put the component in the document. As a rule of thumb, utilities like theme options should be found in a landmark region — just not the region, because the screen reader user expects this content to change between pages. The (role="banner") or (role="contentinfo") are bothacceptable.
TOOLTIPS & TOGGLETIPS INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.TOGGLE BUTTONS
Some things are either on or off and, when those things aren’t on (or off), they are invariably off (or on). The concept is so rudimentary that I’ve only complicated it by trying to explain it, yet on/off switches (or toggle buttons) are not all COLLAPSIBLE SECTIONS Collapsible sections are perhaps the most rudimentary of interactive design patterns on the web. All they do is let you toggle the visibility of content by clicking that content's label. Big whoop. Although the interaction is simple, it's an interaction that does not have a consistent native implementation across browsers INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS Some of the components I've explored here have specific standardized requirements in order to work as expected. Tab interfaces, for example, have a prescribed structure and a set of interaction behaviors as mandated by the WAI-ARIA specification.A TODO LIST
According to tradition, each new javascript framework is put through its paces in the implementation of a simple todo list app: an app for creating and deleting todo list entries. The first Angular.js example I ever read was a todo list. Adding and removing items from todo listsdemonstrates
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INCLUSIVE COMPONENTS A blog trying to be a pattern library. All about designing inclusive web interfaces, piece by piece.GET THE BOOK!
The Inclusive Components book is now available, with UPDATED AND IMPROVED content and demos.THE COMPONENTS:
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