Ask HN: Where can I learn modern common-practices for web accessibility?

HTML is already designed to be accessible. Writing accessible websites is mostly about using the intended HTML elements and attributes.

Use <a> for links, use <form> for user input, with <label> and the proper input elements. Use the alt attribute for images that communicate information. The most common accessibility issues I see are recreating input without forms, and recreating links with anchor tags using JavaScript.

A video playlist of quick accessibility tips. Each tip is just one minute.

Quick website accessibility tests:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTqm2yVMMUKWTr9XWdW5h...

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