Making Audio Content Accessible
You’re most likely here because you need to make sure your web audio content is accessible to people with disabilities.
You might have a specific problem, like:
- how to make an audio player keyboard accessible so it can be used by assistive technology
- how to provide audio content in alternative formats
- how to avoid keyboard traps
- whether to start audio automatically
- what controls need to be provided
Perhaps you need a comprehensive list of likely issues with audio web accessibility – and how to address them. Or maybe you just want to ask a direct question and get a clear, expert response.
You’re in the right place.
OzWiki will tell you what you need to know to make the web audio content accessible. The Audio section details 18 accessibility problems and how to address them, demonstrating compliance with 15 WCAG Level A success criteria and three Level AA success criteria.
As a subscriber, you’ll also be able to request further or more detailed information relating to your specific situation.
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Audio is not keyboard accessibleOzWiki is an accessible resource that provides best known methods to achieve A & AA level design and interaction for web content in areas such as Audio, Video, Link, Captcha, Maps, Navigation and more. These outlined accessibility errors, examples and solutions help you become 508 compliant by demonstrating associated WCAG 2.0 success criteria and techniques.
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