Thomas Jaggi
Thomas Jaggi
As this dependency was deprecated, everyone installing `callsite-record` will see a deprecation warning. As the corresponding dependency [includes type definitions](https://github.com/stacktracejs/error-stack-parser/blob/v2.0.6/error-stack-parser.d.ts) in the version used here, there is no need for...
I might be wrong, but in order to use a custom syntax, e.g., we probably have to expose more arguments to the CLI than [just the file path](https://github.com/kungfusheep/SublimeLinter-contrib-stylelint/blob/master/stylelint_wrapper.js#L63): ``` js...
When using this module, I experience the problem that flashed messages and the passport user are not always available until the next but one request on my local machine (e.g....
- Before: https://www.accessibility-developer-guide.com/examples/widgets/dropdown/_examples/double-purpose-dropdown/ - After: https://deploy-preview-375--accessibility-developer-guide.netlify.app/examples/widgets/dropdown/_examples/double-purpose-dropdown/
This change allows us to inline SVG files into HTML via a new handlebars helper (as discussed in https://github.com/Access4all/adg/pull/364#discussion_r668566194).
Windows High Contrast Mode is a test criterium for Access for All. So we should document what this results in.
New Github (and Git) standard is to use `main` for the default branch. I think we should follow these standards and rename the current `master` branch accordingly. As this will...
For widgets like tabs, there are explicit ARIA roles which have been well-supported for quite some time: https://www.deque.com/blog/a11y-support-series-part-1-aria-tab-panel-accessibility/ So it would be great to compare them to the non-ARIA examples...
We want to know what are users are searching for. - [ ] Figure out whether this is conforming with our privacy policy - [ ] Set up console, possibly...
From https://github.com/Access4all/adg/pull/201: Note to myself: I suppose we should keep a conclusion, but write something like this: > ARIA can be the right thing to use in those rare where...