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Topic: Accessibility – Page 2

  1. disabled vs aria-disabled on form elements

    Published Mar 30 2024 in Accessibility , HTML

    Guidelines on when to use the disabled and aria-disabled attribute.

  2. Accessible notifications

    Published Jan 19 2024 in Accessibility

    Rough notes on Sara Soueidan's free chapter "Accessible notifications with ARIA Live Regions".

  3. Local link targets must be focusable to prevent accessibility issues

    Published Dec 23 2023 in Accessibility , HTML

    If you're linking to local elements via id you must ensure that they are focusable because otherwise assistive technology relying on "document.activeElement" can't follow the link target.

  4. Too small touch targets

    Published Nov 01 2023 in Accessibility

    Should browsers ask you what you wanted to tap if you hit two elements?

  5. Why do visually hidden CSS classes define a size of 1x1?

    Published Jul 21 2023 in Accessibility , CSS

    A quick note about Manuel Matuzović's discovery of Safari not being able to focus zero-size elements.

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