Reflow Design Deep Dive for Enterprise Applications

Date & Time

Friday, March 22, 2024 - 11:20 AM PDT  

Location

Platinum 2  

Description

The WCAG 1.4.10 Reflow requirement is a crucial and essential accessibility standard that allows users to view web pages up to 400% scrolling in a single column. However, most enterprise applications today do not support reflow and do not support support screen magnification in a browser up to 400%. This session will discuss what reflow is, how to test for it,and what simple and advanced patterns and techniques to use to support reflow when designing web components and web pages on an enterprise platform.

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Audience

• Higher Education
• Information & Communications Technology
• Government
• Entertainment & Recreation
• Research & Development

Audience Level

Intermediate  

Session Summary (Abstract)

Deep dive into reflow for enterprise software. Learn about reflow accessibility and how to design enterprise software to support low vision users who use browser screen magnification up to 400%. Learn common design patterns to support reflow.  

Primary Topic

Design  

Secondary Topics

• Blind/Low Vision
• Digital Accessibility
• Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
• Web

 

Session Type

General Track  

Presenter

• Wendy Boucher
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