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I learned that the <abbr> tag is supposed to be interpreted by screen readers in a way that its title attribute would replace its content when read by a screen reade

So I have the following function. What it does is listens for the focus event on all elements.

I have a React project that shows a bunch of social media links that are just icons to their respective sites.

I am currently working on making a responsive website accessible and I wonder whether a blind person who opens the page on a smartphone will be able to open the hidden menu somehow, or if he/she "s

I'm working on code diff view design, and would like to gather your opinion on two existing patterns.

Below are screenshots of two different side-by-side diff view designs.

Like any responsible developer, I'd like to make sure that the sites I produce are accessible to the widest possible audience, and that includes the significant fraction of the population with some

My last question about the same topic was not clear enough and was put on hold by c

I'm looking for a way to change the voice with a shortcut:
going in to settings->accessibility->Speech and setting the voice "Alex"
take's to long.

Can I get your thoughts on the pros and cons of keeping or removing the white space of removed lines in a split diff view?

After I open my app, it jumps to the accessibility settings.

My users will be using TalkBack enabled or some other Accessible Service.

I have 2 buttons next to a textbox and another textbox after the 2 buttons. The tabindex for the first textbox is 1000, the first button is 1001 and the second button is 1002.

I have a bunch of buttons on the screen which are positioned intuitively visually but are not read in an intuitive order by VoiceOver.

I am trying to read every item inside a ListView of any application by using AccessibilityInfo class.

What are the differences in properties while using HTML or Accessibility mode in blue prism.

I have a button that can toggle a label being shown:

I'm using the new TextInputLayout provided by Android.support to do floating label.

I am trying to get VoiceOver to say something other than the specified text content in an HTML span element:

I have a Burger Menu Button which is selectable via TAB. When I click on it and the menu opens up the burger has this blue outline to make it clear that it is focused.

In my code I have a list of buttons stored in an unordered list.