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:wheelchair: Suite of open and standards-based tools for performing reliable accessibility conformance testing at scale
Breaking a nasty line of out-dated packages that ultimately forced an ugly workaround in the documenter script to use TS 4.7+ features…
The accessible name specs say to join the content from descendants, but is not clear whether that should be done with or without space between them (https://github.com/w3c/accname/issues/15). Back in #889...
The last time an ADR was added was in March, 2019: 3b4329a96ab0c180fe6027cfb92be8a9270406b8. Since then, several additional architecture decisions have been made, notably as part of #165. #172 was opened as...
- [ ] Support the new property and the new value. - [ ] Update the UA stylesheet for `hidden="until-found"` - [ ] Update `isProgrammaticallyHidden`.
After #980, easy support of `calc()` was added in #1201. We now need to go through all properties and add support where relevant. Can also wait until the need arises…...
https://wicg.github.io/construct-stylesheets/, if and when they become more widely supported.
R84 currently requires a descendant of the scrollable element to be tabbable. However, if the scrollable element itself is empty, then there probably isn't any content to scroll in the...
With ARIA 1.2, some attributes (`aria-label(ledby)`) are becoming prohibited on certain roles (that do not accept name from author). In turn, they (likely) do not trigger the presentational role conflict...
```HTML Zambino the weird. ``` The accessible name should be: _My name is Eli the weird._ It is instead: _My name is Elithe weird._ [Link to Testable Statement](https://www.w3.org/wiki/AccName_1.1_Testable_Statements#Name_from_content)
As part of the refactor in #300, the code that dealt with [step 2C of the accessible name computation](https://w3c.github.io/accname/#step2C) wasn't reintroduced. While not critical to the current ruleset, we should...