An Accessible Guide to WCAG 3.3.9: Going for Gold
WCAG 3.3.8 sets minimum standards for accessible authentication. 3.3.9 enhances these by removing exceptions and automating cognitive tests for users.
WCAG 3.3.8 sets minimum standards for accessible authentication. 3.3.9 enhances these by removing exceptions and automating cognitive tests for users.
The first article in the "Let's Sketch Identity" series. Ramona Schwering explains authentication vs. authorization with a bouncer-and-clipboard analogy, and sketches the common authorization models: RBAC, ABAC, ReBAC, and delegated authorization.
A practical guide to WCAG 2.2 Success Criterion 3.3.8, showing how to build accessible, compliant login flows that don't rely on cognitive tests like memorization, transcription, or puzzles.
AI introduces new identity and security challenges, from prompt injection to data poisoning. In these sketch notes, Ramona Schwering maps the AI identity landscape, the new attack surface, and a practical strategy to build secure, trustworthy AI applications.
Many applications rely on Auth0 in their login procedures - but how do you deal with that in testing? Learn how to cover the default login process in test automation with Cypress, including multi-domain testing and handling hydration errors.
Angular, React, or Vue, which JavaScript framework should you pick? Ramona Schwering compares the big three across learning curve, performance, built-in security, and testing, with a TL;DR table and a recommendation for every project size.