In a recently published website, Accessibility professional Karl Groves has detailed a plethora of information about a controversial topic that has slowly grown in momentum. As described by Groves, “(Accessibility) Overlays are a broad term for technologies aimed at improving the accessibility of a website by applying third-party source code… Continue Reading Pressure mounts against the use of accessibility “overlays”
Quick Tip: Don’t Print to PDF When creating a PDF file that will be used electronically, never print to PDF. This removes all the accessibility information from the file and leaves a screen reader user with a long stream of text (at best) or images with no text alternative. Many… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – March 2021
Quick Tip: ARIA Menu Role ARIA role=”menu” is frequently used incorrectly. An ARIA menu is not a group of site navigation links displayed toward the top of a webpage. An ARIA menu is instead a widget that pops open a set of options, and is navigated with the arrow keys… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – February 2021