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May
26
2012

"So we have two problems so far with default settings. HTML5 validation is disabled and two labels are pointing to one input. The third problem is that the error message is being placed below the input."

accessibility javascript html wai-aria

May
17
2012

"The roles “group” and “radiogroup” are well supported and may be used to group form controls in situations where one might use HTML’s fieldset – legend elements. It is advisable to include some visual cue via CSS to convey grouping too."

wai-aria accessibility

May
13
2012

"All the screen readers I’ve tested only speak required once. Here aria-required is your fallback for browsers who do not support HTML5 like Internet Explorer."

wai-aria

May
12
2012

"When the image has focus the screen reader user can press enter to activate the link, because a link action showlongdesc is exposed on the image, it uses the URL from the link referenced via aria-describedby."

accessibility wai-aria

May
2
2012

"If you want to hide content from all users, use the HTML5 hidden attribute (along with CSS display:none for browsers that do not yet support hidden) There is no need to use aria-hidden."

html wai-aria

Feb
5
2012

"It is important to be aware of the different ways that one can access the mobile web using a screen reader: iOS Safari/VoiceOver, Android Ice Cream Sandwich (natively with AndroidVox and Chrome) or pre-Android 4.0 with Mobile Accessibility Web Browser and a D-Pad, trackball, or ARROW KEYS."

accessibility mobile wai-aria

Jan
27
2012

"A couple of people have asked me recently if it’s possible to nest ARIA roles. The answer: yes."

wai-aria

Dec
25
2011

"WAI-ARIA doesn't do anything to dictate what type of object is created by the browser."

html accessibility wai-aria

"WAI-ARIA defines a set of rules for mapping roles, states and properties to an accessibility API, and does not define any functionality other than this"

html accessibility wai-aria

Nov
18
2011

"Recordings of screen readers using web page components that do and do not make use of WAI-ARIA can be a good educational resource for why ARIA is important to accessibility. Here are all the videos of such demos that I’ve found."

accessibility wai-aria

Jul
10
2011

"Implementing ARIA for content does not make business sense for authoring tool vendors, because the non-technical content authors who buy our tools will find it far too complex to use, and because using ARIA for content does not produce better results tha

accessibility wai-aria for:@twitter

Jul
12
2011

"When navigated to, role=application causes some screen readers to change modes. Therefore application role must only be used on interactive content for which the application mode is appropriate."

accessibility wai-aria for:@twitter

Aug
1
2011

"VoiceOver now lets you use ARIA landmarks, if they are present, to navigate web pages. If Quick Nav is active you can use the w and W keys to navigate to the next or previous landmark."

mac accessibility wai-aria for:@twitter

Sep
4
2011

"I’ve been concerned that there’s been a lot of talk around Mobile Safari supporting WAI ARIA but there’s little documentation out there confirming what is and isn’t supported so I thought I’d run a few basic tests with Mobile Safari on iPhone 4 and iPad

wai-aria iphone ipad safari

Jan
23
2011

"WAI-ARIA should have defined a uniform processing model for them."

wai-aria

Jan
21
2011

"HTML is one of the most important use cases and the PFWG is working closely with the HTML Working Group to provide full integration in a manner consistent with the HTML 5 design."

html accessibility wai-aria

Nov
13
2010

"In this article I will show you how to address such problems with WAI-ARIA, and add some further accessibility enhancements to the player, such as captions."

video wai-aria html for:@twitter

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