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Accessibility Developer Guide
When I searched the guide for the keyboard shortcuts of NVDA, I clicked through quite some pages that first seemed to be what I searched for. What I personally found:...
On the Hackday we specially discussed #164 and came to the conclusion, that the guide focuses on technical implementation in contrast to the WCAG that focus on web content in...
I started working on the content for the html boilerplate. In my opinion it should not be a guide to learn html so I suggest to focus on accessibility only....
Like in Wikipedia, we would love to have a small TOC on top of each page with in-page links:  This is an important step to: - Raise users' interest...
@AndreasUe says that some of the ADG's pages are not keyboard operable or that they do not work well with a keyboard only. E.g. https://www.accessibility-developer-guide.com/examples/widgets/dropdown/_examples/mega-dropdown/, where the expanded menus are...
Reference: https://www.accessibility-developer-guide.com/examples/widgets/autosuggest/ In other guides, I found this: https://thepaciellogroup.github.io/AT-browser-tests/test-files/datalist.html And this: https://a11ysupport.io/tests/tech__html__datalist But then, I didn't find a convenient counter example why not to use it. Looking at our guide,...
I find it confusing that the bookmarklets are considered part of the browser setup, yet those are clearly helper tools. And as all other helper tools are listed in a...
We want to know what are users are searching for. - [ ] Figure out whether this is conforming with our privacy policy - [ ] Set up console, possibly...
In the [chapter about visually hiding elements](https://www.accessibility-developer-guide.com/examples/hiding-elements/visually/) the second code example should illustrate how you can toggle the visibility of visually hidden elements on focus. [Code Example: Toggling visibility of...
In the new [Web Accessibility Practitioners survey](https://webaim.org/projects/practitionersurvey3), we see that macOS (and therefore voiceover) continues to gain popularity, while JAWS is dropping off sharply. This should probably be reflected in...
