Carolyn MacLeod

I'm not completely sure if this answers your question, but HTML-AAM section [4.3 Exposing HTML Features That Do Not Directly Map to Accessibility APIs](https://w3c.github.io/html-aam/#mapping_nodirect) might be what you are looking...

Ok, I've done some further thinking on this, and here's what I think makes the most sense. First, here are my assumptions for how User Agents generally determine the role...

Just trying to understand this issue, but I'm having trouble finding the latest platform API docs for ATK and IA2. @joanmarie Where can I find the latest doc for ATK?...

"all descendant elements ... on which the aria-disabled attribute can be applied" is a bit vague, so could probably benefit from including an example in the spec - or perhaps...

Thank-you so much, @mbgower ! > I'd be happy to take this back to the WG for consideration for a future release, if that is desirable. Yes, please, that would...

Consider making section 9. [Excluding subtrees from the accessibility tree](https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/w3c/aria-practices/pull/1045.html#excluding_subtrees_from_the_accessibility_tree) and section 10. [Intentionally Hiding Semantics with the presentation Role](https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/w3c/aria-practices/pull/1045.html#presentation_role) be subsections of section 8. [Accessibility tree](https://pr-preview.s3.amazonaws.com/w3c/aria-practices/pull/1045.html#accessibility_tree).

Consider adding something to the effect of "don't put aria-hidden on interactive content". to the warning box at the end of section 9. Excluding subtrees from the accessibility tree. (This...

I found this article by Leonie Watson helpful: http://tink.uk/understanding-screen-reader-interaction-modes/ Maybe she would be willing to help draft this appendix section? I also found that the description of VoiceOver's non-modal approach...

affect vs effect: 1) Authors need to manage events that effect the currently active element should be: Authors need to manage events that affect the currently active element 2) browsers...

devistating should be: devastating