fjordaan + accessibility 282
Hiding content untangled: Hiding vs. moving out of the visible viewport | Marco’s accessibility blog
4 weeks ago by fjordaan
It is my sincere hope that this blog post helps to clear up some confusion about the types of “hidden” content, the effects “display: none;” vs. negative positioning has, and when to use what properly. A good rule of thumb might be: If something should remain hidden until the user performs a conscious action, use “display: none;”. Should something, on the other hand, become visible when navigated to via the keyboard, or be discoverable by screen reader users right away, use negative positioning.
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zehe
accessibility
mozilla
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none
visibility
hidden
css
francois
comment
4 weeks ago by fjordaan
Building a webpage with accessibility and interoperability in mind: part 1 « Alistair Duggin's blog
6 weeks ago by fjordaan
I’m currently working on a rather large project at work, the BBC sport olympics website. Being one of the tech leads and a big advocate of accessibility and user experience I’ve been doing a lot of research and learning around making websites accessibility and trying to ensure that the site we deliver is accessible and usable by people with a wide range of abilities, devices and assistive technologies.
alistair
duggin
bbc
olympics
accessibility
6 weeks ago by fjordaan
Alex's blog: DOM Inspector as accessibility tool
february 2012 by fjordaan
When you need to understand why your web page or your ARIA widget has accessibility issues then it's quite handy to inspect both DOM and accessible trees and what's most important to see *relation* between elements of these trees. That's what DOMi gives you.
accessibility
dom
inspector
firefox
aria
february 2012 by fjordaan
Beyond guidelines: Advanced accessibility techniques
january 2012 by fjordaan
For ultimate accessibility though, try implementing some of these techniques too: Hidden text • Succinct, front-loaded and conventional link text • Visible font resizer • Place instructions first • Large headings • Focus state for links • Large link target
accessibility
tips
hidden
text
headings
font
resizer
focus
fitts
webcredible
january 2012 by fjordaan
Accessible HTML5 Forms – Required Inputs « Unrepentant
january 2012 by fjordaan
While we still don’t have a completely universal experience across all browsers, by doubling up the attributes we are ensured that the form input is as accessible as we can make it, while still taking advantage of the visual output that the ‘required’ attribute is starting to render. At this time then, the Best Practice is to still include both the aria-required and required attributes to your required form inputs.
accessibility
forms
required
html5
aria
john
foliot
january 2012 by fjordaan
Do invisible headings that aid accessibility harm SEO? - Stack Overflow
january 2012 by fjordaan
Do invisible headings that aid accessibility harm SEO? #accessibility /cc @stevefaulkner
accessibility
from twitter
january 2012 by fjordaan
WCAG 2.0 Techniques for PDF « Adobe Accessibility
january 2012 by fjordaan
These techniques provide a clear path for demonstrating that a PDF document can meet the most current accessibility standard from the W3C.
PDF
accessibility
acrobat
wcag
january 2012 by fjordaan
Access key details : Directgov - Help
december 2011 by fjordaan
Directgov uses the following access keys:
s - Skip navigation
1 - Home page
2 - Newsroom
3 - Site index
4 - Search
6 - Help
7 - Complaints
8 - Terms and conditions
0 - Access key details
acccesskeys
accessibility
uk
government
directgov
e-envoy
envoy
s - Skip navigation
1 - Home page
2 - Newsroom
3 - Site index
4 - Search
6 - Help
7 - Complaints
8 - Terms and conditions
0 - Access key details
december 2011 by fjordaan
Access keys - RNIB
december 2011 by fjordaan
Overall we suggest that a well ordered site with good structural mark up, clear link text and page titles, making good use of hidden navigation can do more for the user in terms of easing navigation than access keys can. In addition to this, screen reader users, the main group for which hidden navigation is intended, already have a number of keyboard shortcuts that help navigation within pages. This includes functions to list links, headings, page titles, and frames and to skip between form fields.
rnib
accesskeys
accessibility
december 2011 by fjordaan
WAI-ARIA 1.0 Authoring Practices
december 2011 by fjordaan
Encouraged by @jqueryui's commitment to #accessibility. Would like to see a roadmap to
accessibility
from twitter
december 2011 by fjordaan
Untitled (http://wiki.jqueryui.com/w/page/43766322/Accessibility-Overview)
december 2011 by fjordaan
Encouraged by @jqueryui's commitment to #accessibility. Would like to see a roadmap to
accessibility
from twitter
december 2011 by fjordaan
WebAIM: Screen Reader User Survey #3 Results
december 2011 by fjordaan
In December 2010, WebAIM conducted a survey of preferences of screen reader users. This was a follow-up survey to the original WebAIM Screen Reader User Survey of January 2009 and the follow-up survey from October 2009.
screen
reader
usage
survey
stats
statistics
accessibility
december 2011 by fjordaan
Browsers and the HTML accessKey « Matt Cooper's Weblog
december 2011 by fjordaan
This post shows some examples of how to invoke the accessKey and what the behavior is.
accesskeys
accessibility
behaviour
december 2011 by fjordaan
Writing good link text – Humanising Technology Blog
november 2011 by fjordaan
Links are like sign posts. They should tell you what you’ll find when you follow them. Writing good link text isn’t difficult, but there are a few things to be aware of when you do.
nomensa
accessibility
link
text
context
francois
comment
november 2011 by fjordaan
Using WAI ARIA Landmark Roles – updated | The Paciello Group Blog
november 2011 by fjordaan
The WAI ARIA specification defines a set of specialised “landmark” roles. These roles provide a method to programmatically identify commonly found sections of web page content in a consistent way. they can be used now in whatever flavour of (X)HTML you prefer. This allows assistive technologies to provide users with features which they can use to identify and navigate to sections of page content.
accessibility
aria
html6
wai-aria
landmark
roles
paciello
steve
faulkner
november 2011 by fjordaan
jQuery Accessible Tabs - How to make tabs REALLY accessible - web output
november 2011 by fjordaan
While a lot of Tabs-Scripts claim to be accessible it turns out, most of them are really not. While developing this jQuery Plugin with my coworker Artur Ortega, we tried to find a single existing Javascript powered Tabs-Interface that Artur, using his Screenreader, would actually be able to use properly.
accessibility
tab
panel
jquery
dirk
ginader
javascript
november 2011 by fjordaan
A List Apart: Articles: Now You See Me
november 2011 by fjordaan
When it comes to hiding content, there are several mechanisms for doing it and each affects the page differently. Learn which mechanisms help make your content more accessible.
aaron
gustafson
hide
content
accessibility
display
none
jquery
november 2011 by fjordaan
#194: visuallyhidden sometimes cause a horizontal scrollbar on IE7 - Issues - h5bp/html5-boilerplate - GitHub
november 2011 by fjordaan
Paul's note: the original visuallyHidden technique is from Jonathan Neal.. it's an iteration of research here http://www.webaim.org/techniques/css/invisiblecontent/ and it was first published here: http://j.mp/visuallyhidden
html5
boilerplate
visuallyhidden
hidden
accessibility
paul
irish
november 2011 by fjordaan
Accessible Form Labeling & Instructions | Karl Groves
october 2011 by fjordaan
Use aria-describedby For Instructions
accessibility
aria
instructions
help
validation
messages
karl
groves
form
labeling
october 2011 by fjordaan
zomigi.com » Videos of screen readers using ARIA, updated
october 2011 by fjordaan
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.
aria
videos
accessibility
zoe
gillenwater
screen
reader
from twitter
october 2011 by fjordaan
Two accessibility gotchas « Isotoma Blog
october 2011 by fjordaan
[Blog post] Are your popups and form help text accessible? #accessibility
accessibility
aria
from twitter
october 2011 by fjordaan
Personal names around the world
september 2011 by fjordaan
How do people's names differ around the world, and what are the implications of those differences on the design of forms, databases, ontologies, etc. for the Web?
accessibility
i18n
names
usability
internationalisation
languages
september 2011 by fjordaan
A List Apart: Articles: Making Compact Forms More Accessible
july 2011 by fjordaan
To maintain accessibility, each form element should have an associated label that identifies that element’s purpose. Despite its compact design, there’s no reason our form can’t meet this guideline.
accessibility
css
compact
forms
in-field
labels
alistapart
july 2011 by fjordaan
datatables - What is the correct HTML table markup for this example? - Stack Overflow
june 2011 by fjordaan
Asked on StackOverflow: What is the correct HTML table markup for this example? #html #accessibility
accessibility
html
from twitter
june 2011 by fjordaan
Bruce Lawson’s personal site : JavaScript and screenreaders
march 2011 by fjordaan
For three years Jared Smith and his lovable chums at WebAIM have conducted a survey of screenreader users, analysed the result and posted them. This year’s results are out. Let’s take a moment to give them a round of applause.
There is much to digest, but one figure really caught my attention: only 1.6% of respondents had JavaScript disabled. Turning that round, 98.4% of screenreader users had JavaScript enabled.
accessibility
javascript
brucelawson
webaim
research
survey
screenreaders
There is much to digest, but one figure really caught my attention: only 1.6% of respondents had JavaScript disabled. Turning that round, 98.4% of screenreader users had JavaScript enabled.
march 2011 by fjordaan
Universal Subtitles - Free and open tools for creating captions, subtitles, and translations for video.
november 2010 by fjordaan
Reach an international audience, make your videos accessible, and get more traffic by adding viewer-created subtitles to your site. It's free, open source, and built to change the world.
accessibility
audio
subtitles
subtitling
video
user
crowdsourcing
ugc
translation
i18n
november 2010 by fjordaan
WebAIM: Blog - JAWS ate my tables
december 2009 by fjordaan
JAWS is as bad as IE6 (read comments too) #accessibility (via @theSmaw)
accessibility
from twitter
december 2009 by fjordaan
Firefocus - incaseofstairs
november 2009 by fjordaan
Firefocus looks rather groovy #firebug #accessibility
accessibility
firebug
from twitter_favs
november 2009 by fjordaan
We are Colorblind » Patterns for the Color Blind
september 2009 by fjordaan
The patterns and examples on this site help you create websites the color blind can use without problems.
color
usability
accessibility
design
patterns
testing
colour
blind
september 2009 by fjordaan
Check My Colours - Analyse the color contrast of your web pages
june 2009 by fjordaan
It is a tool for checking foreground and background color combinations of all DOM elements and determining if they provide sufficient contrast when viewed by someone having color deficits. All the tests are based on the algorithms suggested by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
check
colors
colours
contrast
w3c
june 2009 by fjordaan
Microsoft Health CUI - Home
june 2009 by fjordaan
The Microsoft Health Common User Interface (CUI) provides User Interface Design Guidance and Toolkit controls that address a wide range of patient safety concerns for healthcare organizations worldwide, enabling a new generation of safer, more usable and compelling health applications to be quickly and easily created.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
cui
guidelines
health
healthcare
icons
interface
medicine
microsoft
standards
symbols
ui
user
june 2009 by fjordaan
Is justified text, err... justified? - Article - Web Access Centre
october 2008 by fjordaan
Summary: Why we advise against using justified text, with some links to useful background information on this issue.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
justification
justified
readability
rnib
text
october 2008 by fjordaan
Home | Email Standards Project
may 2008 by fjordaan
The Email Standards Project works with email client developers and the design community to improve web standards support and accessibility in email.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
client
email
html
mail
project
standards
support
may 2008 by fjordaan
John Resig - Ajax Accessibility
april 2008 by fjordaan
I continue to be impressed with what can be accomplished with ARIA - and seeing the work that Google has been putting forth by implementing this functionality in their applications has been incredibly enlightening and encouraging.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
ajax
aria
google
john
resig
april 2008 by fjordaan
A List Apart: Articles: The Accessibility Hat Trick: Getting Abbreviations Right
april 2008 by fjordaan
abbreviations and acronyms stand out as one of the trickier areas of AAA to implement well. In order to meet our three-part goal of standards compliance, backwards compatibility, and full accessibility, we need to give this aspect of our content a bit of thought.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
aaa
abbr
abbreviations
accessibility
acronyms
alistapart
dfn
expansion
jargon
wcag
april 2008 by fjordaan
Juicy Studio: Jargon Busting with the Definition Element
april 2008 by fjordaan
The definition element (dfn) is used to denote the defining instance of a term, and is ideal for marking up idioms and jargon, as well as any other words or phrases that may not be immediately understood by the intended audience. The definition element has been available since HTML 3.2, and is supported by all modern user agents.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
abbr
abbreviation
accessibility
acronym
buster
dfn
expansion
html
jargon
april 2008 by fjordaan
Juicy Studio: The AxsJAX Framework for ARIA
march 2008 by fjordaan
Charles L. Chen and T. V Raman announced an open source framework called AxsJAX . The framework inserts ARIA properties into web applications to make them accessible to assistive technologies.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
ajax
applications
axsjax
framework
javascript
raman
web
march 2008 by fjordaan
Juicy Studio: Writing a Good Accessibility Statement
february 2008 by fjordaan
Accessibility statements are an ideal place to empower visitors to your website. Most accessibility statements are too technical, and don't necessarily address the needs of the visitor. Those that do address the needs of visitors often have the information lost in a myriad of other information that is unlikely to be understood by the average visitor to the website. What should and shouldn't be included in an accessibility statement?
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
good
juicystudio
statement
writing
february 2008 by fjordaan
#906 (Put abstract text in hover box on article titles as they appear in browse)
january 2008 by fjordaan
How does this affect accessibility? Is it OK?
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
attribute
comment
francois
title
january 2008 by fjordaan
24 ways: Diagnostic Styling
december 2007 by fjordaan
We’re all used to using CSS to make our designs live and breathe, but there’s another way to use CSS: to find out where our markup might be choking on missing accessibility features, targetless links, and just plain missing content.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
24ways
accessibility
diagnostic
eric
meyer
outline
styling
december 2007 by fjordaan
Plone UI Info Page
october 2007 by fjordaan
The UI list deals with user interface, accessibility and general design issues in Plone. This list can be used for CSS questions, usability advice - and is also the official mailing list for the Plone UI team.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
css
list
login
mailing
mailman
plone
ui
october 2007 by fjordaan
Skip Navigation
september 2007 by fjordaan
This is an analysis/study of techniques for "skip navigation" links (also "skip to main content" links) which resulted from an assignment I had in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines working group, Techniques task group.
netvouzimported
netvouzpublic
accessibility
jim
navigation
skip
skipnav
thatcher
september 2007 by fjordaan
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