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implementing Canvas to assure accessibility
From: Jennifer Sutton
Date: Feb 27, 2014 12:25PM
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Greetings, WebAIM:
I'm wondering if Steve F./others could offer the list an update on
Canvas accessibility. One of Steve's recent tweets, pasted below my
name, indicates progress.
What I'm hoping for is an update on the application of/implications
for the use of Canvas, with respect to accessibility, in the real
world, right now.
Questions that are crossing my mind include:
-- If Canvas is implemented to create an image, but the raw data is
still available, will that raw data suffice, in terms of
accessibility? I would think some kind of textual description would
be valuable to all, including anyone using an older browser that
might not support Canvas.
-- Are there any Canvas-generating libraries that are particularly
focusing on assuring accessibility?
-- What is the best source of accessible examples?
Thanks.
Best,
Jennifer
@stevefaulkner tweeted:
HTML5 <canvas> hit Region and focus ring details and example
http://t.co/WxhkuSN4TD
Wednesday, February 26, 2014 at 9:14:40 AM
http://twitter.com/stevefaulkner/status/438723805067096066
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