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Tips on how to improve the accessibility of your JavaScript components and provide users with more and better ways to interact with your…

You’re wrapping up a web project and just as you’re putting the finishing touches you get sent a list of accessibility errors forwarded to…

Content Warning: This blog post contains gifs. When I first wrote my post about JavaScript and Accessibility , I promised I would make it a…

When users of assistive technology, like a screen reader, navigate a web page, it’s vitally important that the semantic meaning of the various controls is communicated. For example, if a screen reader visits a login button: Sign in —it would announce, “Sign in,

Eric Bailey explains why developers need to consider accessible web components in their work, and not to needlessly reinvent the wheel.

Best practices of making draggable elements accessible for visually impaired people

Last year, I worked on a project which contained a reorderable list component – essentially, a group of items that users can rearrange in any order. Though I…

There are tons of drag-and-drop list reordering modules out there today, very few of them are built with accessibility in mind. Dragon Drop seeks to fill this gap by providing means for all users to perform this somewhat common task.

Van11y, for Vanilla-JS Accessibility, is a collection of accessible scripts, powered by ES2015

Tips on how to improve the accessibility of your JavaScript components and provide users with more and better ways to interact with your…

Tips on how to improve the accessibility of your JavaScript components and provide users with more and better ways to interact with your…