James Scholes

There isn't much I can add to what @mcking65, @sinabahram and @MarcoZehe have already said, in terms of expressing my opinion. I do want to raise one point though: @nolanlawson...

Additional note of unexpected behaviour: on the sample page, activate the "Ask for confirmation" button to invoke a `window.confirm`-based modal. In both Firefox and Chrome on Windows, you can use...

@alice > There also seems to be agreement that in the case of a modal dialog, wrapping focus to the top of the dialog is the preferable experience (compared to...

@IsaDC The Accordion example has been updated since the test plan was written. We need to go through the plan and make sure all testa re still applicable.

@IsaDC 1. Update the test plan version in the test queue. 2. Have all three testers re-run the relevant test. 3. Manually make sure that the same undesirable behaviours are...

Hello all; for context I represent [PAC](https://pac.bz), the team of accessibility consultants who recommended that this change be made within a product managed by @paulschreiber. Hopefully I can shine a...

@xurxe Thank you for taking the time to write this out. Unfortunately, the conclusions seem to revolve around assertions which themselves are not standardised or evidence-based, rather than on the...

@alliethu Just to clarify: keyboard users don't need to press Enter to select an option, and then Tab to "Save". Having Enter choose an item and close the select panel...

@six7 I'd like to try and clear up some points of confusion: > I'm all for adding the Save button if it leads to a more accessible experience, but one...

> You would think that this is solved in walk itself but there you are mistaken. Not really. You mentioned the `Synchronize` method later in your comment, which seems to...