This is a collection of web accessibility examples that are useful for learning.
Access-o-rama presentationHere is a paragraph with a bunch of links. These links are interspersed in the text so that it's hard to tell what is text and what is a link. If they had underlines it would be pretty easy. If we were to make the links green or red it would fix it for some users but not others. We can make it a little better by using a lighter color but that still might not be enough.
On the other hand, these links are really easy to see on all the simulation modes. We can change the color however we like and it shouldn't be a problem (though color indication is still helpful!).
High contrast mode is cool!
This is a really long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long paragraph. It's not responsive so browser zoom will make it really annoying or impossible to read.