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Re: Rendering a carousel as simple list for screen reader users?
From: Emmanuel Pelletier
Date: Oct 19, 2018 7:32AM
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That's a fine idea.
But if I do that, the interactive stuff in the carousel is still
focusable via the tab key while using a screen reader.
I'd say this makes it not okay to do. There was a conversation about
this a few days ago in this list and it didn't seem right to conclude
"screen reader = not using tab", but maybe I'm wrong.
Emmanuel
On 10/19/18 2:13 PM, Swift, Daniel P. wrote:
> What about if you made the entire container aria-hidden true and used JS to replicate just the list components and present them in a container as SR-only?
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