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Monthly Archives: April 2012
how to remove CSS outlines in an accessible manner?
Anybody with any real world accessibility experience knows that using CSS :focus {outline:none} as recommended in the WHATWG HTML living standard is not a solution to any problem, it only replaces one accessibility issue with another. This why I worked … Continue reading
HTML5 Accessibility Chops: ‘real world’ ARIA landmark use
I tweeted yesterday about initial results of data crunching on ARIA landmark role use on the top 10,000 web sites HTML home page code samples. What I found is very encouraging.
Web Accessibility Toolbar 2012
The Web Accessibility Toolbar has been updated with 2 new features: Thanks to Jun for all his work!
Posted in HTML, HTML5, Internet Explorer, W3C, W3C Validator, Web Accessibility
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HTML data for the masses: data dump
I have been doing regex searches on the HTML of the 8900 or so of the top 10000 home pages I collected over easter and am providing the results of those searches I have conducted so far, in raw form:
Posted in HTML, HTML5, Web Accessibility
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HTML data for the masses: DOCTYPE usage
Of a sample of approximately 8900 home pages from a list of of the top 10,000 sites the following HTML doctype usage was found: Total pages with a doctype declaration: 7708
Posted in HTML, HTML5, W3C, W3C Validator
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