Social media accessibility: where are we today?
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Twitter, FaceBook, Google+, LinkedIn and YouTube. Love them or hate them, they play a pivotal role in society today. But just how accessible are they?
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Présentation d'une étude de cas développée dans le cadre de la refonte du site Web du groupe québécois de travail sur les normes et standards en technologies de l'information pour l'apprentissage, l'éducation et la formation (GTN-Québec), où la mise en accessibilité constituait un enjeu de réalisation majeur. Le conférencier propose dans cette mini-conférence un retour sur l'expérience de développement, les stratégies employées et les gains réalisés suite à l'application d'un ensemble de meilleures pratiques favorisant l'accessibilité des contenus pour les personnes handicapées et vieillissantes.
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Les standards d’accessibilité des contenus Web pour les personnes handicapées bouleversent de nombreuses habitudes au sein des organisations qui entreprennent de les intégrer à leurs pratiques de développement Web. Les exigences de ces standards remettent en question des pratiques souvent jusque-là jugées adéquates, éprouvées et optimales.
La volonté d’intégrer ces nouvelles préoccupations de qualité au sein d’une équipe de production entraîne parfois des changements susceptibles de déstabiliser la rentabilité d'une production de site Web. Bien que les principes appliqués dans la pratique d'accessibilité ne soient pas difficiles à mettre en œuvre, grands sont les risques de tomber dans certains pièges.
Dans le cadre de cette présentation, le conférencier propose un modèle théorique de chaîne de production Web et explique en quoi l'accessibilité est une pratique qui, contrairement aux autres pratiques liées au Web, est transversale et dont les principes touchent toutes les spécialisations du Web, allant de l'analyse au contrôle qualité. En se basant sur le modèle théorique proposé, un découpage de WCAG 2.0 sera proposé en fonction des responsabilités des différents intervenants, afin de faciliter l'intégration de la pratique dans une chaîne de production Web.
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