Thibaud’s blog

In web accessibility testing, WCAG 2.1 is the gold standard. But talk to experts – and they’ll be quick to tell you it’s a very low baseline. WCAG 2.2’s latest draft introduces new criteria, relevant for all websites.

Here are the results of an accessibility audit I did for the PyCon Lithuania website, as part of the DjangoCon Europe 2021 sprints. I recorded myself going through this and put it up on YouTube, so we have a demo for each of the issues: DjangoCon Europe 2021 sprints – Accessibility review of PyCon Lithuania’s website.

Here are the results of an accessibility audit I did for Django Postgres Metrics, as part of the DjangoCon Europe 2021 sprints. I recorded myself going through this and put it up on YouTube, so we have a demo for each of the issues: DjangoCon Europe 2021 sprints – Accessibility review of Django Postgres Metrics.

Notes from the conference.

A few tips on running engaging remote training workshops, from my experience running short internal training sessions for remote teams.