StephDriver
StephDriver
Currently Janeway generates sitemaps for journal content, but not for the rest of the site (e.g. the static pages) nor for the Janeway back office. Sitemaps are not required under...
Journals may have long lists of articles under each issue, and when searching a journal, a long list of articles may be returned. In both instances, this is difficult to...
Dates are all over our pages - articles, news items, citations, data... etc. Dates are not consistently interpreted by screen readers, there are variations between how a US and UK...
Page numbers need context for screen readers. The following examples were identified in #4194 - Sample 4, item 41. pages: 1-13 is read as "pages one thirteen" because the -...
Some parts of articles are presented like lists, but not marked up as lists. Review whether it would be better to use a programatic list structure for these. Consider [WCAG...
Greek letters are used in articles, sometimes in the text to refer to items (e.g. mathematics or linguistics) and often for units (e.g. micrograms, nanometres). These need to be marked-up...
Roman numerals are difficult to make accessible, such that the general advice on how to do so, boils down to *don't*. This was noted during screen reader testing (#4194). -...
We are not currently compliant with [WCAG 3.1.2 Language of Parts](https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG22/#language-of-parts) > The human language of each passage or phrase in the content can be programmatically determined except for proper...
#4194 found that the use of `` and `` tags was not consistent. NB. Both can be used with `cite` attributes.
The contact us form is the only part of the front end which requires user input. It does not currently comply with [WCAG 3.3 Input Assistance.](https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/quickref/?showtechniques=321%2C323%2C324%2C331#input-assistance), among other areas of...