Description
Create content that can be presented in different ways (for example simpler layout) without losing information or structure.
Questions & Answers
How do I write instructions that don’t rely on sensory characteristics?
In web accessibility, what are sensory characteristics? How do I write instructions that don't rely on sensory characteristics?
- sensory characteristics
- user experience
How do I prevent user errors on my website?
How do I prevent user errors on my website?
- errors
- forms
- labels
- user experience
What is ARIA?
What is ARIA? I know it's related to web accessibility, but what does it do?
- aria
- aria attributes
Is it okay to have multiple navigation landmarks?
I'm building some new pages and am not sure if it is okay to have multiple navigation landmarks?
- landmarks
- navigation
Are running headers in a PDF accessible?
My question is about a pdf. Should a running header be read by a screen reader? If it should be read, should the screen reader describe it as a running header? Or is reading it as is ok?
- running header
How do autocomplete attributes affect web accessibility?
How do autocomplete attributes in a form affect web accessibility?
- autocomplete
- form
- form fields
What is the math HTML element?
What is the <math> element, and how does it affect accessibility?
- accessibility
- alt text
- audio
- math
How should list items be nested?
I am getting an automated scanner error that “<li> elements must be contained in a <ul> or <ol>”, but in my code the <li> elements are contained in <ul>. What’s going on?
- accessibility tree
- lists
- scanner errors
Should I use a form landmark?
My page has a form, and I want people to find it easily. Should it be in a form landmark? Is there any reason not to add a form landmark?
- form
- landmarks
- user experience
How should I write form error messages?
How should I write form error messages?
- forms
- status messages
- user experience