#a11y — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #a11y, aggregated by home.social.
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The single most valuable prompting trick in my whole book is also the simplest:
Tell the AI you are blind, and tell it how that should change the answer.
"I use a screen reader, skip the visual layout, give me the steps as plain text." Watch everything get better.
No Sight Required.
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RE: https://front-end.social/@piccalilli/116929577547599425
Once again, thanks for having me @piccalilli ❤️
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RE: https://front-end.social/@piccalilli/116929577547599425
Once again, thanks for having me @piccalilli ❤️
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RE: https://front-end.social/@piccalilli/116929577547599425
Once again, thanks for having me @piccalilli ❤️
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RE: https://front-end.social/@piccalilli/116929577547599425
Once again, thanks for having me @piccalilli ❤️
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RE: https://front-end.social/@piccalilli/116929577547599425
Once again, thanks for having me @piccalilli ❤️
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Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Thursday I posted “Link + Popover Navigation”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/link-popover-navigation.htmlIt’s essentially a re-do of my 2019 disclosure widget version.
I also got great feedback which I added as updates.
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Access Needs Questionnaire — to understand the range of accessibility needs, caregiving responsibilities, tools & strategies, and work environments in the GitHub user community. Responses are optional and confidential.
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Access Needs Questionnaire — to understand the range of accessibility needs, caregiving responsibilities, tools & strategies, and work environments in the GitHub user community. Responses are optional and confidential.
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@gnome Please also include in #accessibilty poor folks who only have access to old #lowspec computers. I love the #gnome design but often have to install a distro using xorg with #jwm or #icewm for these folks. Please have options to reduce gnome memory usage to run like 300MB or lower. Lowest Ive been able to achieve is around 900MB on Alpine which was still a lot for my cousin's 3GB RAM laptop.
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@gnome Please also include in #accessibilty poor folks who only have access to old #lowspec computers. I love the #gnome design but often have to install a distro using xorg with #jwm or #icewm for these folks. Please have options to reduce gnome memory usage to run like 300MB or lower. Lowest Ive been able to achieve is around 900MB on Alpine which was still a lot for my cousin's 3GB RAM laptop.
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Ich suche für meine iOS-App Menschen mit Sehbeeinträchtigung. Ich möchte VoiceOver und die allgemeine Bedienung sinnvoll einbauen und benötige dazu Feedback. Es geht um meinen Audiobook- und Podcast-Player.
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn dieser Eintrag jemanden erreicht, der mir hier weiterhelfen kann und will.
There is a discord where we can discuss details: https://discord.gg/qRnDCjknq - or here, of course!
#VoiceOver #Sehbehindert #blind #ScreenReader #UsabilityTesting #AppTesting #a11y
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Ich suche für meine iOS-App Menschen mit Sehbeeinträchtigung. Ich möchte VoiceOver und die allgemeine Bedienung sinnvoll einbauen und benötige dazu Feedback. Es geht um meinen Audiobook- und Podcast-Player.
Ich würde mich freuen, wenn dieser Eintrag jemanden erreicht, der mir hier weiterhelfen kann und will.
There is a discord where we can discuss details: https://discord.gg/qRnDCjknq - or here, of course!
#VoiceOver #Sehbehindert #blind #ScreenReader #UsabilityTesting #AppTesting #a11y
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This.
A lot of able bodied, neurotypical persons posted demo photos and in-person interviews from SGF
Grant's piece names exactly what that access costs, and who gets priced out of it #a11y
Subscribe to @[email protected]
This is the reporting a paywall should fund
#gamers
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:tpfq3x3d5ykt7j5bjipvd4ev/post/3mnfahxi3ls2w
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New tech doc podcast episode just dropped! The audio description debate, timing is everything! Available wherever you listen to your podcasts. Listen now.
https://thetechdocpod.com/It may also be somebody’s birthday!
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New tech doc podcast episode just dropped! The audio description debate, timing is everything! Available wherever you listen to your podcasts. Listen now.
https://thetechdocpod.com/It may also be somebody’s birthday!
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TRADUCOOP se complace en anunciar que hemos ampliado nuestros servicios para incluir interpretación del español y el inglés a la Lengua de Señas de Puerto Rico (LSPR). 🤟
La justicia lingüística significa que todas las personas tienen un lugar en la mesa: que puedan expresarse y se les escuche en su lengua materna; que puedan acceder a la información que necesitan, cuando la necesitan. Esto incluye a la comunidad Sorda y con dificultades auditivas. 🧏
Haz un compromiso con la accesibilidad y la inclusión. ¡Incorpora interpretación en LSPR en tu próximo evento! 🫶
Busca nuestra información de contacto en la biografía y comunícate con @traducoop para hacer tu reservación. 🐙📖
#LanguageJustice #AccessibilityMatters #A11Y #ASLInterpretation #SignLanguage #VRI #LenguaDeSeñasPR #PuertoRico
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TRADUCOOP se complace en anunciar que hemos ampliado nuestros servicios para incluir interpretación del español y el inglés a la Lengua de Señas de Puerto Rico (LSPR). 🤟
La justicia lingüística significa que todas las personas tienen un lugar en la mesa: que puedan expresarse y se les escuche en su lengua materna; que puedan acceder a la información que necesitan, cuando la necesitan. Esto incluye a la comunidad Sorda y con dificultades auditivas. 🧏
Haz un compromiso con la accesibilidad y la inclusión. ¡Incorpora interpretación en LSPR en tu próximo evento! 🫶
Busca nuestra información de contacto en la biografía y comunícate con @traducoop para hacer tu reservación. 🐙📖
#LanguageJustice #AccessibilityMatters #A11Y #ASLInterpretation #SignLanguage #VRI #LenguaDeSeñasPR #PuertoRico
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@argv_minus_one at the bottom of the posts only
#ScreenReadersBenefitFromClearWordStarts
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@argv_minus_one at the bottom of the posts only
#ScreenReadersBenefitFromClearWordStarts
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Exciting #Accessibility tech being built in #Canada!
This is #EasyPath - an early version of an app to aid in navigation for visually impaired people. Verbally dictate locations & queries, receive voiced navigation options & steps. An #OpenSource project from an #Ontario developer, built with open #GIS data.
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Exciting #Accessibility tech being built in #Canada!
This is #EasyPath - an early version of an app to aid in navigation for visually impaired people. Verbally dictate locations & queries, receive voiced navigation options & steps. An #OpenSource project from an #Ontario developer, built with open #GIS data.
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Exciting #Accessibility tech being built in #Canada!
This is #EasyPath - an early version of an app to aid in navigation for visually impaired people. Verbally dictate locations & queries, receive voiced navigation options & steps. An #OpenSource project from an #Ontario developer, built with open #GIS data.
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Exciting #Accessibility tech being built in #Canada!
This is #EasyPath - an early version of an app to aid in navigation for visually impaired people. Verbally dictate locations & queries, receive voiced navigation options & steps. An #OpenSource project from an #Ontario developer, built with open #GIS data.
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Exciting #Accessibility tech being built in #Canada!
This is #EasyPath - an early version of an app to aid in navigation for visually impaired people. Verbally dictate locations & queries, receive voiced navigation options & steps. An #OpenSource project from an #Ontario developer, built with open #GIS data.
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It's here: No Sight Required: The Blind User's Guide to AI now has a trailer.
It's the AI guide I wished existed — how to actually use ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack. Written by me, a totally blind AT geek. No gatekeeping, no "just ask a sighted person."
Watch the trailer and grab the book:
https://nosightrequired.com
#NoSightRequired #BlindMastodon #Accessibility #A11y #ScreenReaders #AI #AssistiveTech -
It's here: No Sight Required: The Blind User's Guide to AI now has a trailer.
It's the AI guide I wished existed — how to actually use ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack. Written by me, a totally blind AT geek. No gatekeeping, no "just ask a sighted person."
Watch the trailer and grab the book:
https://nosightrequired.com
#NoSightRequired #BlindMastodon #Accessibility #A11y #ScreenReaders #AI #AssistiveTech -
A new episode of our podcast just dropped where we interview Mark Morad from Scribe me. Gremlins guitars and lawn mowers.
Listen now wherever you get your podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-tech-docs/id1881374183?i=1000771988282
Don’t forget to contact us with any questions, comments or voice notes
https://thetechdocpod.com/
#Podcast #BlindMastodon #A11y #AssistiveTech #IrishPodcast -
A new episode of our podcast just dropped where we interview Mark Morad from Scribe me. Gremlins guitars and lawn mowers.
Listen now wherever you get your podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-tech-docs/id1881374183?i=1000771988282
Don’t forget to contact us with any questions, comments or voice notes
https://thetechdocpod.com/
#Podcast #BlindMastodon #A11y #AssistiveTech #IrishPodcast -
@Tom Cole It is available everywhere AFAIK.
But: The convenient black "Alt" button in the corner is exclusive to Mastodon's Web interface plus maybe a few phone apps that have adopted it since. Technically speaking, a UI element to show alt-texts is completely unnecessary because alt-text is only a stand-in for the image itself, for when the image cannot be seen for whichever reason. The alt-text as an extra source of information is a purely Mastodon thing where people use it to expand their meagre 500-character limit by up to another 6,000 characters.
Just about everywhere else in the Fediverse, there is no button for showing alt-texts. That's also because there's nowhere in the Fediverse where people really need alt-texts to write around their tiny character limits, so that alt-texts can be what alt-texts are literally everywhere outside of Mastodon: a stand-in for the image and nothing more than that.
The normal way in the Fediverse (and other social networks and social media) for sighted people to access an alt-text is by moving the mouse cursor upon the image and hovering in there, and the alt-text pops up. The alt-text is thetitletag at the same time. This has been the case on Mastodon before, I think, version 4.4 as well. I guess Mastodon changed that because just about everyone on Mastodon is on phones, and you don't have a mouse cursor on a phone, so you have to long-press on the image which is a not very intuitive thing to do.
Here on Hubzilla where I'm commenting from right now, the alt-text still is thetitletag as well. In order to read an alt-text, the mouse cursor has to be hovered above the image. And Hubzilla has no alternative to its Web interface, only different themes for the Web interface. There is no phone app, at least none worth speaking of.
Also, on Hubzilla, we don't need to use alt-texts to write around character limits. Our character limit is 16,777,215, and that's the maximum size of the database field for the message text. Actually, on Hubzilla, alt-texts are included in these over 16 million characters as opposed to separate data fields. Thus, sighted Hubzilla users have no use for alt-texts whatsoever. Thus, there's no reason to make opening alt-texts easier (as if that was Hubzilla's only UI issue). Thus, there's no "Alt" button, and there will never be one.
It's just about the same just about everywhere else from Misskey (hard-coded 3,000 characters) to Akkoma (configurable 5,000 characters) to Friendica (same limit as Hubzilla) to (streams) and Forte (over 24 million characters) to pure long-form blogging stuff like WordPress, Ghost, Write Freely and Plume.
Now I ask you: What are people supposed to do whose both hands had to be amputated due to some accident? Or people with deformed hands who can neither use a smartphone nor a computer mouse nor a trackball nor any other pointing device on a computer? Who operate their computer with e.g. a headpointer, a plastic stick strapped to their forehead with which they poke the keys on their computer? And who are in the Fediverse, but not on Mastodon? How are they supposed to open an alt-text with only a keyboard as an input device?
Or how about people with a severe tremor? Who have big troubles moving a mouse cursor over an image and then keeping it there because it keeps slipping away? Who probably operate their computers via the keyboard and only the keyboard, too?
Or, a wholly different example, how about those who use Linux with a super-minimalist, keyboard-only tiling window manager? Who do have a GUI (albeit a very frugal one), who do use graphical Web browsers, but who deliberately, intentionaly, do not have any kind of pointing device? Who, nonetheless, are ten times faster with only keyboard shortcuts than you and me are with a mouse? How are they supposed to move a mouse cursor over an image without a mouse?
This is something that many Mastodon users don't know:- Not all Fediverse frontends have an "Alt" button.
- "Alt" buttons make no sense in the non-Mastodon Fediverse. In the non-Mastodon Fediverse, the character limits are so high that nobody has to use alt-texts to write around them. Expanding the character limit with alt-texts is a 100% Mastodon-only thing that simply doesn't translate to places with thousands or millions of characters and never will.
- There are other disabilities out there than visual impairments and neurodivergence. Even in the Fediverse.
- Not everyone in the Fediverse uses a pointing device of whichever sorts.
Oh, and there's one more thing: Misskey and its various forks (Sharkey, Iceshrimp-JS, CherryPick etc.) all have a character limit of 512 for alt-texts. They should enforce it the same way as Mastodon enforces its 1,500-character limit for alt-texts, namely by truncating longer alt-texts. This is bad enough already.
However, they all have the same nasty bug that still hasn't been fixed yet AFAIK: Instead of truncating longer alt-texts, they delete them. So if you describe your image in an alt-text of more than 512 characters, users on Misskey, Sharkey & Co. will never know that your image is supposed to have an alt-text. Instead, they may think that you were too lazy to describe your image. And if you use the alt-text to explain your image in over 512 characters, this explanation will never reach users on Misskey, Sharkey & Co.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #AltText #AltTextMeta #CWAltTextMeta #ImageDescription #ImageDescriptions #ImageDescriptionMeta #CWImageDescriptionMeta #i3 #i3wm #Disability #A11y #Accessibility -
@Tom Cole It is available everywhere AFAIK.
But: The convenient black "Alt" button in the corner is exclusive to Mastodon's Web interface plus maybe a few phone apps that have adopted it since. Technically speaking, a UI element to show alt-texts is completely unnecessary because alt-text is only a stand-in for the image itself, for when the image cannot be seen for whichever reason. The alt-text as an extra source of information is a purely Mastodon thing where people use it to expand their meagre 500-character limit by up to another 6,000 characters.
Just about everywhere else in the Fediverse, there is no button for showing alt-texts. That's also because there's nowhere in the Fediverse where people really need alt-texts to write around their tiny character limits, so that alt-texts can be what alt-texts are literally everywhere outside of Mastodon: a stand-in for the image and nothing more than that.
The normal way in the Fediverse (and other social networks and social media) for sighted people to access an alt-text is by moving the mouse cursor upon the image and hovering in there, and the alt-text pops up. The alt-text is thetitletag at the same time. This has been the case on Mastodon before, I think, version 4.4 as well. I guess Mastodon changed that because just about everyone on Mastodon is on phones, and you don't have a mouse cursor on a phone, so you have to long-press on the image which is a not very intuitive thing to do.
Here on Hubzilla where I'm commenting from right now, the alt-text still is thetitletag as well. In order to read an alt-text, the mouse cursor has to be hovered above the image. And Hubzilla has no alternative to its Web interface, only different themes for the Web interface. There is no phone app, at least none worth speaking of.
Also, on Hubzilla, we don't need to use alt-texts to write around character limits. Our character limit is 16,777,215, and that's the maximum size of the database field for the message text. Actually, on Hubzilla, alt-texts are included in these over 16 million characters as opposed to separate data fields. Thus, sighted Hubzilla users have no use for alt-texts whatsoever. Thus, there's no reason to make opening alt-texts easier (as if that was Hubzilla's only UI issue). Thus, there's no "Alt" button, and there will never be one.
It's just about the same just about everywhere else from Misskey (hard-coded 3,000 characters) to Akkoma (configurable 5,000 characters) to Friendica (same limit as Hubzilla) to (streams) and Forte (over 24 million characters) to pure long-form blogging stuff like WordPress, Ghost, Write Freely and Plume.
Now I ask you: What are people supposed to do whose both hands had to be amputated due to some accident? Or people with deformed hands who can neither use a smartphone nor a computer mouse nor a trackball nor any other pointing device on a computer? Who operate their computer with e.g. a headpointer, a plastic stick strapped to their forehead with which they poke the keys on their computer? And who are in the Fediverse, but not on Mastodon? How are they supposed to open an alt-text with only a keyboard as an input device?
Or how about people with a severe tremor? Who have big troubles moving a mouse cursor over an image and then keeping it there because it keeps slipping away? Who probably operate their computers via the keyboard and only the keyboard, too?
Or, a wholly different example, how about those who use Linux with a super-minimalist, keyboard-only tiling window manager? Who do have a GUI (albeit a very frugal one), who do use graphical Web browsers, but who deliberately, intentionaly, do not have any kind of pointing device? Who, nonetheless, are ten times faster with only keyboard shortcuts than you and me are with a mouse? How are they supposed to move a mouse cursor over an image without a mouse?
This is something that many Mastodon users don't know:- Not all Fediverse frontends have an "Alt" button.
- "Alt" buttons make no sense in the non-Mastodon Fediverse. In the non-Mastodon Fediverse, the character limits are so high that nobody has to use alt-texts to write around them. Expanding the character limit with alt-texts is a 100% Mastodon-only thing that simply doesn't translate to places with thousands or millions of characters and never will.
- There are other disabilities out there than visual impairments and neurodivergence. Even in the Fediverse.
- Not everyone in the Fediverse uses a pointing device of whichever sorts.
Oh, and there's one more thing: Misskey and its various forks (Sharkey, Iceshrimp-JS, CherryPick etc.) all have a character limit of 512 for alt-texts. They should enforce it the same way as Mastodon enforces its 1,500-character limit for alt-texts, namely by truncating longer alt-texts. This is bad enough already.
However, they all have the same nasty bug that still hasn't been fixed yet AFAIK: Instead of truncating longer alt-texts, they delete them. So if you describe your image in an alt-text of more than 512 characters, users on Misskey, Sharkey & Co. will never know that your image is supposed to have an alt-text. Instead, they may think that you were too lazy to describe your image. And if you use the alt-text to explain your image in over 512 characters, this explanation will never reach users on Misskey, Sharkey & Co.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #FediMeta #FediverseMeta #CWFediMeta #CWFediverseMeta #AltText #AltTextMeta #CWAltTextMeta #ImageDescription #ImageDescriptions #ImageDescriptionMeta #CWImageDescriptionMeta #i3 #i3wm #Disability #A11y #Accessibility -
I get that "internationalisation" is long and annoying to type.
But smartphones have these useful tools that let you set up custom autocomplete: so you could type "i18n" and it would substitute the long word, instead. Maybe desktops even have this?
That would save you the typing, and also save us figuring out what the hell you are talking about. 😵💫
Plus, using "i18n" makes your message less accessible and unlikely to auto-translate.
This has been a sub-toot.
#accessibility #i18n #a11y -
I get that "internationalisation" is long and annoying to type.
But smartphones have these useful tools that let you set up custom autocomplete: so you could type "i18n" and it would substitute the long word, instead. Maybe desktops even have this?
That would save you the typing, and also save us figuring out what the hell you are talking about. 😵💫
Plus, using "i18n" makes your message less accessible and unlikely to auto-translate.
This has been a sub-toot.
#accessibility #i18n #a11y -
Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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The web is designed to work for all people, whatever their device, language, location, or ability. When the web meets this goal, it is accessible to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive ability.
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops strategies, standards, and resources to make the web accessible to people with disabilities.
Support W3C's work to make the web work — for everyone.
https://www.w3.org/support-us/
#GAAD #GivingTuesday #WebStandards #a11y -
The web is designed to work for all people, whatever their device, language, location, or ability. When the web meets this goal, it is accessible to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive ability.
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops strategies, standards, and resources to make the web accessible to people with disabilities.
Support W3C's work to make the web work — for everyone.
https://www.w3.org/support-us/
#GAAD #GivingTuesday #WebStandards #a11y -
The web is designed to work for all people, whatever their device, language, location, or ability. When the web meets this goal, it is accessible to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive ability.
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops strategies, standards, and resources to make the web accessible to people with disabilities.
Support W3C's work to make the web work — for everyone.
https://www.w3.org/support-us/
#GAAD #GivingTuesday #WebStandards #a11y -
The web is designed to work for all people, whatever their device, language, location, or ability. When the web meets this goal, it is accessible to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive ability.
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops strategies, standards, and resources to make the web accessible to people with disabilities.
Support W3C's work to make the web work — for everyone.
https://www.w3.org/support-us/
#GAAD #GivingTuesday #WebStandards #a11y -
The web is designed to work for all people, whatever their device, language, location, or ability. When the web meets this goal, it is accessible to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive ability.
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) develops strategies, standards, and resources to make the web accessible to people with disabilities.
Support W3C's work to make the web work — for everyone.
https://www.w3.org/support-us/
#GAAD #GivingTuesday #WebStandards #a11y -
Hey Fediverse, I have a friend with an #Android phone and #hearingAids paired to it. They are looking for a feature like iOS’s Live Listen (https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph8bf9386f5/ios). Does anyone know if it’s possible on Android? #accessibility #a11y
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Hey Fediverse, I have a friend with an #Android phone and #hearingAids paired to it. They are looking for a feature like iOS’s Live Listen (https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph8bf9386f5/ios). Does anyone know if it’s possible on Android? #accessibility #a11y
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Hey Fediverse, I have a friend with an #Android phone and #hearingAids paired to it. They are looking for a feature like iOS’s Live Listen (https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph8bf9386f5/ios). Does anyone know if it’s possible on Android? #accessibility #a11y
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Hey Fediverse, I have a friend with an #Android phone and #hearingAids paired to it. They are looking for a feature like iOS’s Live Listen (https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph8bf9386f5/ios). Does anyone know if it’s possible on Android? #accessibility #a11y
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Hey Fediverse, I have a friend with an #Android phone and #hearingAids paired to it. They are looking for a feature like iOS’s Live Listen (https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph8bf9386f5/ios). Does anyone know if it’s possible on Android? #accessibility #a11y
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Respecter les normes d’accessibilité numérique est essentiel, mais ce n’est pas suffisant ! ⚠️
Une interface conforme peut rester difficile à utiliser pour des personnes handicapées car les parcours sont souvent conçus sans elles.
La solution ? Les inviter à tester vos outils lors de tests utilisateurs.
Notre panel de testeurs et testeuses en situation de handicap peut vous aider à compléter votre recherche utilisateur :
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Respecter les normes d’accessibilité numérique est essentiel, mais ce n’est pas suffisant ! ⚠️
Une interface conforme peut rester difficile à utiliser pour des personnes handicapées car les parcours sont souvent conçus sans elles.
La solution ? Les inviter à tester vos outils lors de tests utilisateurs.
Notre panel de testeurs et testeuses en situation de handicap peut vous aider à compléter votre recherche utilisateur :
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If users can’t exit, they can’t experience your site. 💡
Keyboard accessibility isn’t optional, it’s essential for inclusive navigation ♿
#Accessibility #WebAccessibility #A11y #UXDesign #DigitalInclusion #WCAG #accesstive
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If users can’t exit, they can’t experience your site. 💡
Keyboard accessibility isn’t optional, it’s essential for inclusive navigation ♿
#Accessibility #WebAccessibility #A11y #UXDesign #DigitalInclusion #WCAG #accesstive