Scott O'Hara

Results 150 issues of Scott O'Hara

add test for the `dir` element, which is defined as obsolete in HTML, but that it should be treated the same as `ul` - and thus be exposed with an...

html-aam

Rounded corner shows up on focus of the search input.

good first issue
Visual design quirk

This is a follow on to #10310 to move discussion on what to do about the potential content models for styleable selects, and its current/proposed directly supported children/descendants (option, optgroup,...

accessibility
topic: forms
needs concrete proposal

Another UX/a11y improvement for the `dialog` element would be to ensure that, when in the modal state, the underlying document cannot be scrolled. This will help ensure that the invoking...

topic: rendering
accessibility
a11y-tracker
topic: dialog

I saw that https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/9124 was made today, and it reminded me that I had been wanting to file this issue for some time. Late last year, I was working with...

addition/proposal
document conformance
accessibility
a11y-tracker

closes #1254 adds user agent and author requirements regarding the use of aria-hidden=true on root-level elements of a document. @cookiecrook I took a first stab at drafting up the author...

waiting for implementations
spec:aria

adds proposed header and footer roles to allow authors to identify areas of the page that would fit the more general HTML definition for the elements of the same name...

waiting for implementations
spec:aria

During the open ui call today, we were talking about switches and how it can be awkward to need to figure out the label for a switch that makes sense...

This is a follow on issue to #1721, specifically [this comment/discussion in the minutes](https://github.com/w3c/aria/issues/1721#issuecomment-1883679522) about allowing toolbars to either implicitly add an X of Y to controls within - or...

good medium issue

This PR attempts to close #1721 Per the discussion we had around the issue, the potential usability and wcag issues this could cause, there were few pros to relaxing how...

spec:aria