WCAG 2.2 Fundamentals: Audit a Screen for Accessibility

6 lessons · 25 min

Learn what WCAG 2.2 actually asks of a designer, level by level: perceivable contrast for text and non-text elements, keyboard and focus behavior, and structure for screen readers. By the end you can run a real audit on a screen and write findings that cite specific success criteria — the same workflow behind TYPENORM's accessibility audits. No certificate is issued. See the full pillar at /topics/accessibility.

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Lessons

  1. WCAG Levels, Principles, and Section 508
  2. Contrast Rules for Text and Non-Text Elements
  3. Keyboard Access and Visible Focus
  4. Structure for Screen Readers
  5. Running an Accessibility Heuristic Review
  6. Auditing a Screen Against WCAG 2.2

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