#WebAccessibility is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 11 people shared 39 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is up 20% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 7 with 4 posts.
Tags most often used together with #WebAccessibility.
cloudfour.com
Improvements to Web for AI Should Benefit All Users
Proposed changes to the web platform to support AI should also support users and assistive technology whenever possible.
statescoop.com
State websites don't meet upcoming DOJ accessibility requirements | StateScoop
An audit of state government websites shows that none meets all accessibility requirements soon to be required by the Department of Justice.
piccalil.li
Use cases for aria-expanded - Piccalilli
Without reading dry documentation, finding the correct use for aria roles can be a challenge, so Steve Frenzel is here to break down the often mis-used aria-expanded.
ashleemboyer.com
Should accordions auto-close sections? | Ashlee M Boyer
Only if you want them to be harder to use.
vispero.com
Not All Hidden Content Is Equal: How Different Hiding Methods Impact Accessibility - Vispero
Akash Shukla explores the impact different methods of hiding digital content have on accessibility.
ashleemboyer.com
Where should 'Skip to main content' links go? | Ashlee M Boyer
Spoiler alert: it's the <main> element.
Ashlee 🤟🏻 @ashleemboyer.com
It's alarming how many "accessible" React UI libraries have inaccessible websites. It's also alarming that few teams actually consider this a deal-breaker for using a React UI library. #Accessibility #WebAccessibility #React
tetralogical.com
Designing for people with reading disabilities - TetraLogical
Design can overlook reading disabilities, but many people struggle to process written text. This post explains how to design digital content that's easier for everyone to read.
afixt.com
SEO is not accessibility, and we have the data to prove it - AFixt
Among the many ancillary arguments you tend to hear about why you should care about accessibility is the pitch: “Accessibility improves your SEO!” It’s the sweetener accessibility advocates add add when they suspect compliance alone won’t close the deal. And like most such arguments, it contains just enough truth to survive scrutiny – as long […]
www.davidmello.com
Playwright Accessibility Testing: What axe and Lighthouse Miss
axe and Lighthouse miss 60–70% of WCAG violations. Learn the limitations of automated accessibility testing and how to write smarter Playwright tests.
vispero.com
Not All Hidden Content Is Equal: How Different Hiding Methods Impact Accessibility - Vispero
Akash Shukla explores the impact different methods of hiding digital content have on accessibility.
eslammsd-corevault-digital.static.hf.space
HubSpot AEO Grader vs. Peec AI: Features, pricing, and use cases
CoreVault Digital
cloudfour.com
Improvements to Web for AI Should Benefit All Users
Proposed changes to the web platform to support AI should also support users and assistive technology whenever possible.
piccalil.li
Use cases for aria-expanded - Piccalilli
Without reading dry documentation, finding the correct use for aria roles can be a challenge, so Steve Frenzel is here to break down the often mis-used aria-expanded.
afixt.com
SEO is not accessibility, and we have the data to prove it - AFixt
Among the many ancillary arguments you tend to hear about why you should care about accessibility is the pitch: “Accessibility improves your SEO!” It’s the sweetener accessibility advocates add add when they suspect compliance alone won’t close the deal. And like most such arguments, it contains just enough truth to survive scrutiny – as long […]
tetralogical.com
Designing for people with reading disabilities - TetraLogical
Design can overlook reading disabilities, but many people struggle to process written text. This post explains how to design digital content that's easier for everyone to read.
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