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Instead of adding/removing my different sections to/from the DOM, I'm only hiding them with aria-hidden="true", and unhiding them if certain <a> toggles are clicked.

I have a table with multiple rows and columns. This table as a whole is reloaded by AJAX once in a while.

What WAI-ARIA roles(link is external) should be used for carousels, like the one below?

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I've been using SVGs for a multitude of things and I was able to get the exact result I was looking for. This got me wondering why we can't build entire websites with them...

I have an issue where drilling down into a text field with Control+Option+Shift+Down ends up reading more than what's currently inside of the text field.

EDIT: To the person who tagged this as having nothing to do with ADA. This question has everything to do with ADA.

I'm using a extension for Firefox to check for 508 compliance issues. found here:

The Below mentioned code reflects a 'Dialog' on the screen. I am using the NVDA screen Reader to read the screen. When a Dialog box is opened, the focus should go to close dialog button.

Recently I've been implementing ARIA into a web application and I found this quest(link is external)

I'm trying to make my website fully accessible for devices like screen readers. In one page on my site, I have a screenshot of an application showing a lot of text.