Improving Client-side Page Routing for Better Accessibility
Doug Abrams digs into how client-side routing used in single page app frameworks can create barriers for people using assistive technology.
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Translating Accessibility
Doug Abrams explains what information on a web page should and should not be translated to keep it accessible.
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Mind The (Remediation) Gap
When auditors provide advice on accessibility issues, it’s primarily about the HTML used. But do frontend developers actually know HTML these days? Is the advice falling through a remediation gap?
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Good Intentions, Poor Context
What happens when a developer tries to do a good thing for accessibility but somewhat misses the mark? Doug Abrams covers some of his pet peeves with examples seen while doing accessibility audits.
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Reflow Red Flags
Reflow issues can be tricky to fix. Knowing what the usual suspects are is half the battle. TPGi’s Doug Abrams highlights 4 red flags to watch out for.
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Accessibility Theater
Booking a theatre seat can be tricky for people who can’t easily perceive the physical layout. Doug Abrams investigates options to improve this experience.
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An argument against CSS opacity
Have automated tools told you your site is accessible? If you’re using CSS opacity, those tools may be wrong!
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On-Demand Webinar, September 22: Can Everybody See My Screen?
Presented on September 22, 2021 at 12pm ET After more than a year of adjusting to a remote work environment, we still rely heavily on technology to present and collaborate…
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All about the presentation: don’t let accessibility slide
So many people transitioned from working at the office to working from home during 2020 and 2021, and a large number of them will have attended at least one Zoom…