Description
Information and user interface components must be presentable to users in ways they can perceive.
Questions & Answers
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
Is content that appears on hover and focus accessible?
How do I ensure that content that appears on hover or focus is accessible?
- content on hover or focus
Does color contrast need to pass AA and AAA in the contrast tool?
When using the Color Contrast Tool, do colors need to pass for both AA and AAA in the checker?
- aa
- aaa
- color contrast
What if color is the only way to differentiate links from normal text?
What should I do if color is used to differentiate links from normal text?
- links
- ui component
- Use of color
How should I write form error messages?
How should I write form error messages?
- forms
- status messages
- user experience
Can an aside element contain a navigation?
Can an aside element contain a navigation?
- aria landmarks
- aside
- nav
What are the contrast requirements for visible focus states?
The UI components on my page receive a visible indication of focus but the visible focus indicator is not native. What are the contrast requirements for visible focus states?
- non-text contrast
- states
- UI components
When should I use autocomplete attributes?
If the user is expected to be entering information about someone else into a form, do the form inputs still need autocomplete values?
- autocomplete
- form
- form fields
- forms