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From: Bourne, Sarah (ITD)
Date: May 11, 2016 9:31AM
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The last time (a number of years ago) I did an in-depth review of embeddable WYSIWYG HTML editors, CKEditor did not come out on top. (Ahem.) Now that I'm back to look at it again, it looks like they have done a lot of work. I'm sure a good deal of credit for that goes to Mike Gifford as part of his work on Drupal accessibility - CKEditor is the "preferred" editor for Drupal. They currently claim WCAG2, 508, and WAI-ARIA (and maybe ATAG2) compliance.
I would like to hear from anybody who is currently using CKEditor with assistive technologies (or keyboard-only) about your experience. Is it easy to learn and use? Can you compare it pro or con with other embeddable WYSIWYG HTML editors? Have you encountered any barriers to task completion? No story is too trivial!
Thank you,
sb
Sarah E. Bourne
Director of IT Accessibility, MassIT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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