Andrew Nevins

I may be misunderstanding @LaurenceRLewis , but does Scott's examples hinder someone using a screen magnifier that could be panning over left, right, down or up around the tooltip to...

@LaurenceRLewis I think that I had a slight misunderstanding in the WCAG On Hover or Focus criterion in that I misread this bit: > then the pointer can be moved...

Also noticed the GH demo page points to the same outdated resource

@JeffersonBledsoe Is that issue due to the list having no list style? It's a feature not a bug: https://www.scottohara.me/blog/2019/01/12/lists-and-safari.html > This was a purposeful change due to rampant “list”-itis by...

I'm jumping in here with no background of other tickets, so apologies if you're raising this in another ticket. The reasoning to use the autocomplete attribute should also touch on...

@Soundman32 The number type is more problematic than it seems: https://technology.blog.gov.uk/2020/02/24/why-the-gov-uk-design-system-team-changed-the-input-type-for-numbers/

Out of interest, why isn't the text following the heading in a paragraph? It probably makes no difference to screen readers, but it is semantic to wrap text inside of...

Sounds good, but worth considering that hiding the visible text may be unpredictable to people that have vision and are also using a screen reader. By unpredictable I mean that...

I looked into this in 2020 and there was tampering. I have the breakdown, but I am concerned to share now you mention legality.

You can use this bookmarklet to prove the theory of tampering and without revealing the unobscured code: https://codepen.io/anevins12/pen/mdVOROb