About this book

1. What are the contents of this book?
2. What are the limits of this book?
3. Who is this book for?
4. How do code examples in this book work?
5. Who wrote this book?

1. Cover accessibility basics first

1. Web app accessibility is web accessibility
2. Law of the instrument
3. The sad status quo
4. The search for root causes
5. Where to start to make a change
6. Ask users, do User Testing
7. A special look on screen-readers
8. DOM
9. Action Steps for this chapter

2. Basic web app accessibility concepts

1. Disclosure widgets
2. Focus management
3. Modality
4. Hiding and deactivating elements accessibly
5. Links and Buttons
6. WAI-ARIA Authoring practices
7. Action Steps for this chapter

3. Using Vue’s strengths

1. Conveying context with props
2. Requiring props
3. Circumventing Vue 2’s one-root-element rule
4. Facilitate focus management with $refs
5. Controlling where attributes get applied to
6. Visibility helper components
7. Accessible Base Components
8. Action Steps for this chapter

4. Make typical components accessible

1. Modal dialogs
2. Skip links
3. Slide-In Navigation
4. Menus
5. Tab Component
6. Aside: Component libraries
7. Action Steps for this chapter

5. Convey changes of state to screen-readers

1. Live regions
2. Accessible routing
3. Action Steps for this chapter

6. Testing for accessibility

1. Automated tests are no miracle workers
2. Accessibility Testing as education
3. Linting
4. Checks in your browser
5. Unit tests
6. End-to-end, or inter-component testing
7. The most important testing of it all
8. Action Steps for this chapter

7. Keep on learning

1. Follow these people
2. Look into React
3. Follow the development of standards
4. Join the accessibility community
5. Action Steps for this chapter

Conclusion