Description
Information and user interface components must be presentable to users in ways they can perceive.
Questions & Answers
What’s the difference between a fieldset and a radio group?
What is the main difference between a fieldset and a radio group?
- aria
- forms
- html
How do I confirm that content is not restricted based on display orientation?
How do I test a website or application to confirm that the content is not restricted to a specific display orientation?
- display
- manual testing
- mobile
Does an element’s hover state have to reach 3:1 contrast ratio?
I have a dropdown list with black text in a form. Does the background bar on the hover states as you hover over each selection option require a 3.1 contrast ratio against the white container background, or can I use a light gray background bar...
- contrast
- hover state
What are the requirements for text spacing?
What are the accessibility requirements for text spacing?
- CSS
- text spacing
- wcag
Is there a minimum font size for copyright information?
Is there a minimum font size for copyright information?
- Font
- resize text
Should labels for form fields be coded as headings?
Should labels for form fields be coded as headings?
- forms
- headings
- labels
Do audio-based notifications require controls to conform with WCAG?
My web app has a critical audio notification of a ringing phone when the user is receiving an invitation to chat. Is it required to have an audio control?
- audio
- audio controls
- notifications
- wcag
How should I hide the slides of a carousel that aren’t displayed visually?
How should I hide the slides of a carousel that aren't displayed visually?
- accessibility tree
- carousel
- focus
Does the level one heading tag on a page need to be visible to the eye and to screen readers?
I'm working on using headings to help make my website easier for screen reader users to navigate a page. Do I need to have both a visible <h1> heading and an <h1> tag that a screen reader can recognize?
- headings
- html
- page structure