Quick Tip: Contrast of Link/Button States Links and buttons must provide sufficient contrast to their background color, even when presented in their various states, such as when hovered with a mouses or focused via keyboard navigation. Links and buttons are often styled to change color in these states. Because hover… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip – November 2019
Quick Tip: Screen Reader Pronunciation Screen readers often mispronounce words. They may read numbers in ways that are different than they may be spoken by humans. They sometimes read words as acronyms and acronyms as words. In most cases, it is best to present content in a way that makes… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip – October 2019
Quick Tip: Test contrast with Chrome Developer Tools The Chrome Developer Tools now provide easy and powerful contrast checking. Simply inspect an element and choose a text foreground color from the Style pane to see how that color aligns with WCAG 2 contrast requirements. You can even check the contrast… Continue Reading Web Accessibility Tip – September 2019