Quick Tip: ARIA Overuse ARIA should only be used where native HTML falls short. If it can be built without ARIA, it should be. Using ARIA only when it’s needed is the best way to keep a site easily maintainable and optimally accessible. The monthly Web Accessibility Tip comes from… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – January 2022
Quick Tip: Mobile menus When zooming the content on a webpage (Ctrl + on Windows, and command + on Mac) the navigation will often change to a collapsed menu that was built primarily for use on a small, vertical touchscreen. This mobile menu is a common source of accessibility problems… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – December 2021
Quick Tip: Techniques alone can’t sustain accessibility Web developers and content creators can learn and use accessibility techniques, but that may not sustain accessibility over the long haul because of system level issues. Organizations need to identify that accessibility is desired, and then support it. Supporting it includes placing it… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – November 2021