Bridging the Gap: Developer Friendly Approach to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1

Hello friends,

Welcome to Webforeveryone, the YouTube channel that's all about making web accessibility easy and accessible for developers like you!

Problem -
Let's understand first why developers are not giving much importance and may not be implementing WCAG 2.1 guidelines.
There can be several reasons:

• Lack of awareness: Developers may not be aware of the importance of web accessibility or the WCAG 2.1 guidelines.
• Complexity: The guidelines may be perceived as too complex, making it difficult for developers to understand how to implement them.
• Time constraints: Developers may not have enough time to dedicate to implementing web accessibility guidelines, especially if they are working on a tight schedule.
• Limited resources: Smaller organizations or individual developers may not have access to the necessary resources, such as specialized tools or testing platforms, to implement the guidelines effectively.
• Limited training: Many developers may not have received formal training on web accessibility, and therefore may not feel confident in their ability to implement the guidelines.

At webforeveyone, we understand that as a developer, it can be challenging to find comprehensive content covering all WCAG 2.1 criteria with example code. While there are plenty of videos available online, they often fail to provide the necessary context and depth required to guide developers in implementing WCAG 2.1 guidelines. That’s why we’ve created this channel — to offer you a one-stop solution to easily implement Web accessibility WCAG 2.1 success criteria within your code.

We’ve covered all 78 WCAG 2.1 success criteria, so there’s no need to search or go to any other places to learn how to implement them. We have explained each criterion in detail with relevant examples and code, making it simpler for you to understand and apply accessibility guidelines. Developers don’t have to struggle and search extensively on websites and other channels to implement these criteria anymore.

We’ve put in a month’s worth of effort into creating high-quality content and have utilized various online AI tools to ensure that our content is informative, concise, and engaging. We’re committed to providing developers with the best possible resources to make their websites accessible to everyone.

So, if you’re a developer looking to learn more about implementing web accessibility guidelines, subscribe to our channel webforeveryone and join our community .

Together, we can create a more inclusive web for everyone :)

Thanks,