accessibility

Apple's tight integration of POSIX-compliant file paths and a command line interface, and their historically strong hardware and manufacturing standards have had me on the Mac platform for years.

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If I use the Ctrl+ and Ctrl- key combinations I can lower my font size down to 8pt, even though if I edit my user preferences I can set this to whatever I like.

I know you can change elements of web pages and some aspects of the outer "chrome" via custom themes, font family settings, etc.

I have an Apache (2.4.10) web server running on a desktop with Debian (Jessie, 8).

• I have three 28" 4K screens plus some additional smaller ones on my main machine.

Google has various roles defined for the suggestions list, like role="presentation" for li, role="option" for the actual suggestion text, role="listbox" for t

This is a component that I'm trying to make accessible:

(link is external)

I see a lot of articles which guide us how to put something in or out of tab order. However, I see no guide on what should be put in tab order.

Our clients gave us a video that is mostly B-roll so they are saying they do not need to add captions to make is ADA compliant, but I'm not sure that is true.