I actually have the WebAIM Web Accessibility Tip of the Month and two more recommended/required readings this month: Quick Tip: CSS focus-within The new :focus-within CSS pseudo-class allows you to define styles for an element that has focus anywhere within it. This can be especially helpful for drawing attention to… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip for December 2017
Quick Tip from WebAIM – Just use a button Many modern web sites and applications often provide components that function as buttons, but are not marked up as true button elements. Native buttons provide excellent accessibility – native keyboard focus indicators, keyboard activation, proper screen reader semantics, etc. When any… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip – November 2017
Apparently in the latest iteration of MS-Office 365, the Word application now provides some “assistance” when entering an image/picture to a document by creating some suggested Alternative Description language and a dialog box asking you, “How would you describe this picture and its contents to someone who is blind? (1… Continue Reading Microsoft adds automatic Alt Description to MS-Word