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Adrian Roselli

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Live Region Support 🔗

This post does not discuss whether live regions are good, nor is it a post about the best way to use them. This post only covers how they are exposed [...]

Brief Note on Application Keyboard Shortcuts 🔗

Identifying keyboard shortcuts for an application is mostly an internationalization problem. It’s also not a new problem. A recent (to me) example is [...]

How I Evaluate an ACR (VPAT®) 🔗

ACRs are Accessibility Conformance Reports, which are the output of a VPAT, or Voluntary Product Accessibility Template maintained by ITIC, or the Inf [...]

My Use of ‘AI’ on this Site 🔗

I’m using this post to acknowledge my past practices and establish future ones on this site related to ‘AI’. I have not, and will not, use LLMs to wri [...]

You Can’t Make Something Accessible to Everyone 🔗

This post’s title is unpleasant, but it’s important to acknowledge the reality of the human condition and limitations in technologies. Even purpose-bu [...]

Web Design / Dev Advent Calendars for 2025 🔗

The advent calendar I wanted to use for the photo hasn’t arrived yet, so enjoy this box of tree. Web developers around the world have for years given [...]

The Value of Selecting Selects by Value 🔗

This is meant to use voice control to test select menus (and other fields, but the title would be less weird) by their value because their accessible [...]

Pre-order “Digital Accessibility Ethics” 🔗

Lainey Feingold, Reginé Gilbert, and Chancey Fleet gathered 36 authors across 10 countries and a commonwealth to write 32 chapters about ethics in dig [...]

Shopify Needs a Mirrorfy 🔗

Shopify is legitimately angry at drive-by ADA lawsuits, as outlined in its recent post The small business shakedown: Why thousands of entrepreneurs ar [...]

OpenAI, ARIA, and SEO: Making the Web Worse 🔗

OpenAI has announced it’s launched a new browser, Atlas, with ChatGPT built in. For those familiar with ARIA, OpenAI outlines what to expect (I left t [...]