Books on web accessibility

Recommended books about web accessibility.

• Web Accessibility Cookbook by Manuel Matuzovic, provides you with dozens of recipes to help you build common components on the web, such as navigations, forms, filters, tables, and dialogs, in an accessible manner.
• How to Meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines: A Complete Guide to WCAG 2.2 by Luke McGrath, teaches you how to pass every guideline from the web’s most powerful accessibility standards.
• Accessible UX Research by Michele Williams. About research, assistive technology, different types of disability, and how to build accessibility into the entire design process.
• Inclusive Design Patterns by Heydon Pickering. How to craft accessible interfaces without extra effort, and what front-end design patterns to use to create inclusive experiences.
• Inclusive Components by Heydon Pickering. A detailed, practical handbook for building fully accessible interfaces.
• Form Design Patterns by Adam Silver. The bible about accessible and usable web forms.
• Accessibility for Everyone by Laura Kalbag. A beginners’ guide: from understanding disability and impairment to navigating key laws and guidelines. Plus how to plan, evaluate, and test for accessible design.
• Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech by Lainey Feingold, about why digital accessibility must be part of everyone’s ethics and introduces the Digital Accessibility Ethics Framework.
• Structured Negotiation: A Winning Alternative to Lawsuits by Lainey Feingold. This book shares the stories and strategies behind the push for accessible technology and beyond.
• Giving a Damn About Accessibility by Sheri Byrne-Haber. A candid and practical handbook for designers.
• A11y Unraveled: Become a Web Accessibility Ninja by Dimitris Georgakas. Covering web accessibility and WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 guidelines — what they are, who they’re for, and how designers can apply them to create better experiences.

The Accessibility Book Club maintains an annual reading list, with books that dive into accessibility, inclusive design, and firsthand perspectives from people with disabilities.

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