392 private links
JAWS
NVDA
Narrator
Orca
Talkback
VoiceOVer
*accessibility is not only about screen readers
Now, everyone’s a prize exhibit in the FAANG zoo, because mastering this tangled mess is what opens their gates. Being just a CRUD monkey doesn’t feel fun anymore. If this is what “progress” looks like, I don’t want any part of it.
The technologies to build for 10 years ago dramatically improved!
As mentionned by LeHollandaisVolant, one thing the article doesn't mention is that:
- 1 the pages are more interactive
- 2 the data changes in real time
Seach content in collapsible sections.
That's great!
The inaccessibility cycle is a negative one:
- Inaccessibility
- Disabled people unable to participate
- Disabled people not visible in public
- Disabled people seen as outlier/rarity
- "So there's little/no need to consider them."
- The last fifth creates the first issue to "Inaccessibility", completing the cycle.
The original infographic is by Pacing Pixie, redesigned by Siuman.
À voir comment la directive 2019/882 sera appliquée
TL;DR js solutions is often better for accessibility. At least information is conveyed.
Popover will be more useful than ever.
The tradeoff is currently the <details> tag with two limitations: the element does not announce a navigation menu is exposed; clicking outside or pressing Esc does nothing.
Sauf si certaines options sont activés pour certains lecteurs d'écrans.
DateTimeFormat, NumberFormat, ListFormat, RelativeTimeFormat (!), PluralRules, DisplayNames
👍
Focus2console is a Firefox extension to display the tag and its attributes in the browser console. This can be useful in case of loss of focus (due to CSS or JS).
"Introduction to Web Accessibility" is a free course designed for people of all roles and all experience levels, so regardless of your background, there's something you can learn here.
Les conférences ont certaines barrières d'entrées.
Structurally speaking, then, a paragraph is a group of related inline elements. In this case, inline words, but it could also include any of the items described as “phrasing content"
<hgroup> issu the tag to use for heading with multiple inline content.
A classic image with text in it looks like this: "[image]".
Meanwhile, alt text convey the information: "[description of image including the text]"
Global Accessibility Awareness Day Continues!
How accessibility (screen readers especially) with Linux fails