@eric I repeat: I'm not sure if you're allowed to do this.
Disabled, and doing it anyway.
Web Accessibility, Design Systems & Art π
Now: Accessibility Consultant (Freelance π)
Previously: Head of Accessibility (Nomensa π¬π§), Accessibility Design Director (IKEA πΈπͺ), Product Owner Design Systems (ING π³π±π¦)
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I've referenced it enough that now it's all I can hear when I read it. Now you have to hear it too π https://ericwbailey.website/published/you-must-listen-to-rfc-2119/
"Scaled Accessibility: How Big Dutch Companies Manage Accessibility"
A keynote I gave at the Dutch accessibility conference NCDT. I presented my model for motivating and scaling accessibility.
Let me know what you think!
(I don't like watching recordings of myself)
@MostlyBlindGamer Don't give people ideas please
The web has given me something new to detest today. π
It's like they took the experience of having no visible keyboard focus, and reinvented it for mouse-users. The creativity is impressive π¬
(Context. On a modern div-site, this makes everything seem interactive.)
@alastc Sadly, no.
The web is always surprising. Rarely in a good way π¬
reddit topic: google it! π€¬
google: here is a reddit topic for you
@jcsteh I restarted the browser and I think (π€πΏ) that worked.
Restore session (which I usually do when I start firefox) did show my own tabs and pages. So that gave me the impression I was on my own profile. But other things didn't come up. Now it's all back!
Firefox no longer suggests URLs when typing; I can only search.
My bookmarks are gone
My history is gone.
Help? Starting the day lost.
@alastc I think the only thing it did was make a developer feel good about themselves π
Wait what?
πΆοΈ Share your accessibility hot take!
πββοΈ I don't like adjusting code for browser X, tool Y or version Z. I write the best code I can, and I can't control whatever happens with it. I'm an accessibility stoic.
Further testing clarifies a lot!
It's not jquery, it js on elements that are not focusable by keyboard by itself.
https://codepen.io/erikkroes/pen/EajdwQK
/cc @westbrook
@westbrook I'm not sure if keyboard API is technically the best name for it, but that's how I've learned to call it.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Keyboard_API
I've got a message saying that it might work on interactive items like buttons, but not on non-interactive items with a tabindex. So there might be something there
@westbrook A lot of tools might depend on keyboard accessibility like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switch_access
If you'd add a tabindex to the example-code, it might become reachable with a keyboard. But it's still not possible to trigger it.
It's pretty close to a guaranteed failure for https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/keyboard.html
FYI, if you're using jQuery and write something like this.
β This will not trigger with a keyboard, screen reader or other software/device using the keyboard API.
π§ Maybe avoid jQuery for this
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@WeirdWriter Thanks!