accessibility

The problem is that I want to use Javascript to manage a group of 20+ windows and most of them locate in different screens (up to 9).

I've seen on many suggestions lists for ADA compliance that videos be linked instead of embedded (like here:

I am running a slideshow on a client site. The slideshow animates each slide, and relies SOLELY on the scrollwheel of the mouse although it also 'swipes' when in touchscreen devices.

I've got an app which uses <item name="android:windowActionBarOverlay">true</item>

I have code for autocomplete that is based on jQuery autocomplete. I want to change the code so that it conforms to the accessibility rules.

Desired behavior : When a Tabkey press happens on a particular dom element in a webPage I want my cursor focus to go to address bar.

This is so simple I don't get how it could possibly go wrong. I'm trying to get a simple intra-page link to behave.

(If it's relevant, this is an angular 2 app, using routing.)

I'm testing with the latest version of iOS on the iPad.

The below code adds a UIPanGestureRecognizer to the whole view on screen.

I am asking for the sake of accessibility.