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Why Don’t Screen Readers Always Read What’s on the Screen? Part 1: Punctuation and Typographic Symbols
Screen readers are designed to do one thing: read what’s on the screen. That’s why they call them screen readers, right? You would think that…
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Using Aria-invalid for Error Indication
Aria-invalid=true Setting aria-invalid to “true” is a quick and easy method for indicating that a field has failed validation. Yet, its usefulness from an accessibility…
Read ArticlePDF Accessibility: Everything You Need to Know
2013 is drawing to a close and we wanted to highlight some of the best posts on the Deque blog you may have missed. Earlier…
Read ArticleAria-required=true: WCAG 2 Compliance versus Best Practice
Because the attribute “aria-required” is supported by commonly used browser-assistive technology combinations, many consider its use as the easiest and most optimal method for indicating…
Read ArticleAccessible Dynamic Forms and Form Validation with jQuery
Forms are some of the most important pieces of most web sites; without them, we would not be able to log in, sign up, purchase,…
Read ArticleDeque partners with jQuery for a more accessible web
Deque is now the official accessibility partner for jQuery, a feature-rich JavaScript library which offers developers a fast and versatile way to create dynamic web pages. The goal…
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