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Managing Focus and Visible Focus Indicators: Kirby Tucker Practical accessibility guidance for the web. How South Korea’s Disability Discrimination Act Is Reshaping Kiosk, Web, and Mobile Accessibility Melissa Morse: South […]
Visible focus indicators and logical focus order remain frequent pain points in web development. Kirby Tucker shows how to ease the pain.
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Doug Abrams explains what information on a web page should and should not be translated to keep it accessible.
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Ricky Onsman walks you through some more tricks and traps related to PDF accessibility on the web, with more bonus tips!
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Ricky Onsman walks you through some tricks and traps related to PDF accessibility on the web, with bonus tips!
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