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Accessibility conformance testing rules for HTML
[Failed example 2](https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/act/rules/fd3a94/proposed/#failed-example-2) is: ```html W3C pages for ACT: ACT rules Community group for ACT: ACT rules ``` However, the contexts of the links here are **identical**, but not **the...
Closes issue(s): #2217 This update addresses scrollable elements that become inert, such as when overlaid by modals. The update includes: - A revision of the expectation to exclude inert scrollable...
- The accessibility support note is outdated. Firefox was the last browser that was treating ARIA values as case sensitive. That was resolved over a year ago AFAIK. - Couple...
- Move assumptions & accessibility support section to the background - Add a `rules_format` property to the page front matter - Update the outcome definition - Update the tests -...
Adds an example for a modal that 'traps' the keyboard, but can be dismissed by standard navigation and therefore allows an escape. Closes issue(s): - closes #1909 Need for Call...
The current definition exception for immediately losing focus was added due to modal bumpers / focus sentinels. However, if focus is pulled from an item and immediately put back, this...
There is an inconsistency between the background which says that screen readers ignore object without an empty name, and the accessibility support section which says that some don't. Need for...
The [Scrollable content can be reached with sequential focus navigation ](https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/act/rules/0ssw9k/proposed/), rule does not account for scrollable regions that are covered by the backdrop of a modal. While a model...
Since we do not accept comments within the rule file, I'm highlighting this note to avoid forgetting it. In the "ARIA required accessible names" proposed rule, we should include the...
I was wondering why rule [59br37](https://act-rules.github.io/rules/59br37) sets a 1024 CSS pixel height value in the viewport: > This rule checks that text nodes are not unintentionally clipped by overflow, when...