Quick Tip: First-level Heading When a page is missing a first-level heading (<h1>), screen reader users have to rely on other context clues to determine the content of the page. Make sure that every page has a descriptive (but succinct!) first-level heading to help users quickly determine what content the… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – September 2024
Quick Tip: Changes of Context Changes of context – like changing keyboard focus or refreshing a page – must not occur while setting focus with a keyboard or mouse, or while changing an interactive element. Let the user initiate these changes by doing things like hitting enter on a focused… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – August 2024
Quick Tip: Accommodating Differences Between Screen Readers All screen readers share similar functionality and capabilities. However, keyboard shortcuts, voices, and ways of calling out links, images, and so on, vary between them. Since users will be accustomed to their preferred screen reader’s conventions, these differences don’t typically impact coding practices.… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – July 2024