Accessibility Law of Headlines 🔗
Betteridge’s law of headlines states that any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no. For at least the digital accessibi [...]
Adrian Roselli
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Your Browser Can Already Speak a Page 🔗
Users can customize the features built into the browser, something not often available from third-party approaches. Is an “AI” company offering to pro [...]
Honoring Mobile OS Text Size 🔗
If your users scale the text size in Android or iDeviceOS, that doesn’t always affect the size of text on a web page. It’s a function of browser and a [...]
You Know What? Just Don’t Split Words into Letters 🔗
This is an unplanned part two for Barriers from Links with ARIA. The title reflects my exasperation because this isn’t new, I’ve simply failed to be e [...]
Barriers from Links with ARIA 🔗
Today Temani Afif asked a question: Are the below codes equivalent if we consider all the aspects? (a11y, semantic, something else maybe?) If not, wha [...]
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 [...]