Quick Tip: WCAG Requirements for Headings WCAG requires that headings (<h1>-<h6>) accurately describe the content that follows the heading, that text that functions visually as a heading be marked up as a heading, and that the heading structure aligns with the page hierarchy. In general, a page should have a… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – August 2023
Quick Tip: aria-required vs. required The semantics for aria-required=”true” and the HTML required attribute are the same—screen readers present them identically. However, aria-required only indicates that a field is required, whereas the required attribute provides a functionality change—it will visually inform the user that a field is required if it… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – July 2023
Quick Tip: Be careful with height Be very cautious when setting a defined height for web page elements that contain text. Text can always be customized by the end user to change the typeface, make the text larger, or to increase the letter, word, line, or paragraph spacing. This may… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – June 2023