Challenge 8 – Make Your Forms and Images Accessible to Everyone
Learn how to enhance your site with a11y best practices.
Accessibility Improvements to Client Side Routing in Gatsby – Available in 2.19.8
We recently released accessibility improvements to client side routing, enabling screen reader users to successfully navigate sites built with Gatsby.
Why Gatsby is better with JavaScript
Gatsby sites can work without JavaScript, however they will often be faster when JavaScript is enabled. In addition, adding interactive elements is much easier.
Getting Set Up to Manually Test Web Accessibility
Manual testing accessibility requires some setup and base knowledge. Get ready to fire up your screen reader.
How Gatsby can power your site offline – even without JavaScript
With Gatsby's offline plugin, network troubles are a thing of the past.
What we learned from user testing of accessible client-side routing techniques with Fable Tech Labs
We conducted 5 user testing sessions with Fable Tech Labs to determine which client-side routing techniques are the most accessible to people with disabilities. With this research, we can make more informed decisions for accessible page changes in sites built with Gatsby, React, and beyond.
Enterprise Gatsby: How to Reduce Your Digital Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) with Gatsby
At Gatsby, we’ve heard many questions about whether Gatsby is truly ready for the enterprise. The short answer is yes or very soon, depending on your requirements.
Our Commitment to Accessibility in Gatsby
To demonstrate our commitment to accessibility, we’ve published an Accessibility Statement on Gatsbyjs.org with product information and resources as well as contact information. We encourage everyone integrating and building with Gatsby to join us in this initiative to make the web more accessible to all!
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