Quick Tip: Consider Linear Reading and Navigation Order Modern CSS allows complex layouts including grids, flexbox, and complex positioning (and repositioning). Browsers and assistive technologies primarily use the source code and DOM (Document Object Model) order of content when reading and navigating. In most cases this order aligns with the… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – November 2026
Quick Tip: Design Form Labels with Sufficient Click Target Area Users with motor impairments benefit significantly from larger click targets, including form labels associated with checkboxes and radio buttons. When labels are properly associated with form controls, clicking the label activates the control, effectively expanding the usable target area. This… Continue Reading Accessibility Tips – October 2026
Quick Tip: Use text-based closed captions instead of burned-in open captions For most videos, it’s best to provide captions as a separate text-based caption track (closed captions) instead of a burning them directly into the video (open captions). Closed captions can be turned on or off, customized by the viewer,… Continue Reading Accessibility Tip – September 2026