Quick Tip: Text Spacing Some users may adjust text as viewed in their browser to support their optimal reading. They may increase the text size, change font faces, or adjust paragraph, line, letter, and/or word spacing. WCAG 2.1 requires that your page has no loss of content or functionality if… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for February 2019
Quick Tip: Inline Frames Iframes do not typically pose inherent accessibility issues. Iframes are typically identified by screen readers, then the content within the iframe is read as part of the parent page. If the iframe presents distinct content, such as a social media feed or an embedded video, the title attribute should be added to… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for January 2019
The W3C – World Wide Web Consortia – has created a community group to systematically test and document assistive technologies use of ARIA and HTML5 accessibility features in web applications. W3C membership is NOT needed to participate in the community group. How WAI-ARIA is supported by assistive technologies, such as screen readers, is… Continue Reading Group formed to test and document assistive technologies