Intro to feed role attribute
Introduction to feed role attribute
Most users use infinite scrolling widgets every day. Let’s review and compare how a sighted user navigates this feature versus a person with a disability.
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Tapping into an easy $6.9B in annual revenue; 3 things to learn from Amazon.
There are 2 primary use cases that apply to every eCommerce site. One involves helping customers locate and purchase the products or services they want. The other…
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Top 5 Rules of ARIA
Even though ARIA was created years ago, some of the developers still misuse ARIA. To help, in this post we'll cover the top five rules of ARIA.
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WAI-ARIA: Top 6 Mistakes to Avoid
There is nothing wrong with using ARIA so long as the authors know how and when to use ARIA. Here are the top six common mistakes of WAI-ARIA
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The Anatomy of Accessible Forms: Error Messages
Let's review the two methods of validating forms for accessibility: server-side validation and client-side validation.
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The Anatomy of Accessible Forms: Best Practices
In today’s post, we will go through all the ingredients of creating an accessible form that provides the best user experience for all users.
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The Anatomy of Accessible Forms: Required Form Fields
There are multiple ways of providing an accesible cue that a particular form field is required. Below, we will explore each of the methods.
Deque’s Empathy Lab: hands-on accessibility awareness
In celebration of this year’s Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), we would like to cover ways your company can promote empathy around accessibility.
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Top 5 Questions Asked in Accessibility Trainings
Throughout my trainings, I have gathered a lot of questions from the designers and developers. Below are the top five questions I hear most often.
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The Cost of Accessibility False Positives
Not all automated accessibility testing tools are created equal. The thought and diligence put into the rules engine matters a lot.
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Creating Accessible SVGs
Let's focus on the accessibility of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs) by diving into the basics and code examples.
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JavaScript and Civil Rights
As developers of web applications and websites, we create interfaces for people to use (for the most part). In doing so, we have a responsibility to make our applications not only usable by those people, but also to avoid infringing on their rights.