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I have the latest version of Talkback and its announcing "My Top level Text Heading". Android native behaviour is adding "Heading" for my top level elements.

In most cases there doesn't seem to be any visual indication which must be difficult for users who rely on the keyboard.

I'm working on fixing some accessibility issues on a web page.

in a web page, I am trying to open an overlay with the help of ng-click and there is no href available for this with the help of java script, respective overlay is being called.

My Xamarin.Forms app's main page consists of a MasterDetailPage that looks like the following:

To my knowledge, to avoid distractions in reading flow underlines should be avoided in any circumstance, not just hyperlinks. BBC avoids coloring them at all and boldface them instead.

I am trying to implement aria live function on a angular page. please find below a sample code which I am implementing.

I have a problem with voiceover on a collectionview. I have a fullscreen (minus navigation bar) UICollectionView that contains 5 cells.

I have a situation where I have a card as an element and it had primary Title, Sub title, and other texts and one secondary CTA.

In Xamarin Forms application, when i turn on TalkBack/Screen Reader for Accessibility in Android and swipe through the screen the screen reader doesn't read text on screen like label's and other im

I'm doing accessibility work and testing tab focus.

I have been using the Mac OSX's built in screen-reader for testing my site, I know it's not the best but it's all I have for now. But I'm finding it isn't pausing at the end of elements...

I know the Visual Studio 2012 has an accessibility checker that checks for 508 compliance, but a portion of our content is dynamically generated using JavaScript and jQuery, and as such cannot be c

There is no reference to motion/video found in SC 1.4.3 — simple "images" and "bac

Recently I have worked on a dashboard(Web).
It is a web enterprise product with a lot of data in each view with 20+ views.

Please correct me if I am wrong, but usually screen reader navigation works by pressing the tab key, and usually you do not have (or need) tab-able images.

I am working on a website using frames. The top frame holds the menu items and the bottom frame holds the main content.

How can I href to main frame content section?

I have a button with accessibility label @"a". When the button is pressed, I have a callback that sets the accessibility label button.accessibilityLabel = @"b".

I have an aria-live region on a role="alert" with the value "assertive" that is not being spoken on form submit.

Is there a default, standard, recommended or well known icon to denote that a link will open a new browser window?