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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Easy ARIA Tip #1: Using aria-required
Inspired by a conversation I had with Aaron the other day, I’m starting a mini series about easy accessibility improvements you can accomplish using ARIA, but which do not require you to implement a whole widget. Some ARIA attributes also … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, ARIA, Firefox
Tagged Accessibility, ARIA, aria-required, attributes, Firefox, HTML
44 Comments
A lot of small but noticeable usability improvements
Beginning of this week, Aaron Leventhal, who is the module owner for Mozilla accessibility, and I met in Stuttgart, Germany to work on some hard to reproduce and nagging issues. Among one big issue having to do with how document … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Firefox, Mozilla, Thunderbird
Tagged Accessibility, Firefox, Thunderbird
3 Comments
What on earth are Places? :-)
A while back, on IRC, Mick Curran of the NVDA project posed an interesting question that led me to this blog post. Those of you who have been following the Firefox 3 press coverage have probably stumbled upon the term … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Firefox, Mozilla
Tagged Accessibility, Bookmarks, Firefox, Places
3 Comments