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Using screen readers to evaluate the compatibility of a website
A structured approach towards screen reader testing means where time is often limited, our efforts are focused on the critical parts of the digital experience.
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Link labels to form controls using the FOR and ID attributes
Learn to link a label to a form control using the FOR and ID attributes and comfirm by viewing the accessibility tree in Chrome developer tools.
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How to create a session timeout using ARIA, CSS and JQuery
A session timeout message is a common UI design pattern in web applications. A robust accessible timeout message pattern which conforms to WCAG 2.1 can be created using two WCAG 2.1 success criteria.
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Here's how to get the best accessibility review
You've built your website but you're not sure if its meets WCAG conformance? This is where a review can help you understand if your website is accessible and if not what you can do.
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Not another checklist!
A testing methodology which explains the what and how of manual accessibility testing.
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Stopping the bots with Javascript
CAPTCHA is a convenient go to technique for stopping spam, but it's also inaccessible. Using Javascript and replacing submit buttons can be an effective alternative which maintains your sites accessibility.
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Add Labels to Controls
Correctly labeling controls makes it much easier for a screen reader user to understand the type of data a control requires.
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What's new in the WCAG 2.2 working draft
The Web Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 working draft has been released with several new accessibiltiy techniques.
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Using Azure to help users with lower levels of literacy
Immersive reader is a Microsoft Azure Cognitive Services tool to help a user's ability to understand content on a page.
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Avoid an Artificial Tabindex
The tabindex attribute has the power to really ruin the logical tab order of any web page when used incorrectly.
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