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Category Archives: landmark roles
Using WAI-ARIA Landmarks – 2013
tl;dr Adding ARIA landmarks to your existing site, or to a site you are developing, provides useful global navigation features and aids understanding of content structure for users. Over time the necessity of explicitly assigning landmarks will lessen as browsers … Continue reading
Posted in Assistive Technology, HTML, HTML 5.1, HTML5, landmark roles, WAI-ARIA, Web Accessibility
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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.
Latest ARIA landmark support data
Noting that the landmark support test results I conducted back in July 2011 were being tweeted recently, I though it would be good to update the results.
Browser & Assistive Technology Tests Redux
I am always looking back through the TPG blog archives to find tests I have done in the past, as often I have forgotten where the tests reside. To remind myself and hopefully provide quick access to some useful resources … Continue reading
Accessibility Notes: 2nd August 2011
Bits & Bobs about web accessibility.