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How would one hide CSS certain generated content (used for pure styling) from screen reader? Is it possible without using HTML hacks like aria-hidden?

I work on accessibility for an ios app.

I use TouchableHightLight on checkboxes.

Does WCAG 2.0 allow tables for layout, I can't see anything in the guidelines saying you can't but this suprises me.

In TableViewCell, I have custom imageview which act as a radio button. This imageview has two states

Any hints how to control d3 brush/zoom with keyboard:
1. Ability to focus on brush control
2. Ability to change brush area using keyboard

Is it supported out of the box?

When I have a set of either check boxes or radio buttons I often need to have an Other choice.

I'm working on a project currently where the client organisation deals with vulnerable people regularly.

As the title says, Android Talkback is not registering the onFocus event.

We're currently updating our site for ADA compliance and want to implement a skip navigation menu on the main landing pages.

I must be missing something simple:

I'm currently on Firefox 56 and have seen the warning that many add-ons are going to break in 57, which is coming soon.

For some strange reason, whenever I log in to my LXDE desktop, I see the KDE accessibility applet on the panel/taskbar.

What is causing this accordion nav to lose browser default focus?

I'm working on an ADA level AAA compliant site.

I want to "talkback" anounces standart TextView as button.
i tried to use this way

Above you se a typical breadcrumb.

I'm working on a project that it has to be accessible to everyone and I have some problems when the PC is in High Contrast mode.

I'm working on a app that has a Settings screen and in that activity user has option to go to native settings accessibility options and switch on the large text feature.

When a UITableViewCell is selected, voice over announces "selected", I don't want voice over to say "selected". How can i achieve this ?