Simple One-Time Passcode Inputs
So simple and yet so powerful. HTML is great!
By @tylersticka@social.lol
Common misconceptions about screen readers
By TetraLogical’s Ela Gorla.
Screen readers do not need saved by AI
Great article by @craigabbott@a11y.info
Empowering humans to communicate in a more accessible way prevents the problem at its source, avoiding the need to rely on expensive, unreliable machines to try and patch it in real-time afterwards.
Dungeons & Dragons taught me how to write alt text
By @eric@social.ericwbailey.website
AT Is More Than Screen Readers
By @aardrian@toot.cafe
THIS
Nielsen needs to think again - Tink - Léonie Watson
By @tink@front-end.social
If this is failing, failing is winning.
Screen readers and drag-and-drop, part 1: draggable elements - Darin Senneff
By @darin@mas.to
Screen readers and drag-and-drop, part 2: grabbing and releasing elements - Darin Senneff
By @darin@mas.to
My WebAIM 10th SR User Survey Takeaways
Insights by @aardrian@toot.cafe
WebAIM: Screen Reader User Survey #10 Results
Fieldsets, Legends and Screen Readers again - TPGi
By @SteveFaulkner@mastodon.social
Where to Put Focus When Deleting a Thing
TL;DR: When deleting something you should generally move focus to the prior equivalent control or its grouping container. Why This Is a Thing Plenty of user interfaces let users delete things that are on the screen. It may be an extra address, a calendar item, a message (the same as…
The Curious Case of “iff” and Overriding Screenreader Pronunciations
By @ben@a11y.info
Challenges for Screen-Reader Users on Mobile
Using a screen reader on mobile is challenging because users must access information sequentially and they cannot easily scan page content. Screen-reader users do not consider accessibility menus helpful.