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From: Jennifer Sutton
Date: Tue, May 07 2013 5:21PM
Subject: status of Twitter Bootstrap and accessibility
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Greetings, WebAIM:

I'm beginning to research where things currently stand with Twitter
Bootstrap and accessibility.

I reviewed the WebAIM archives, but I suspect that, at least based on
the main Twitter Web site, there may have been some improvement since then.

Has anyone looked into this recently?

And/or, has anyone worked on a fork (or found one) that incorporates
more accessibility features/functionality?

I glanced at the issues, but most look closed. And I found myself
wondering whether there might be other issues that haven't been filed.

I started to take a further look around Github, and I saw a number of
forks, but I thought there might be folks on this list who would be
able to speed my research.

Thanks in advance.

Best,
Jennifer

From: Greg Gamble
Date: Wed, May 08 2013 8:15AM
Subject: Re: status of Twitter Bootstrap and accessibility
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The only issues I'm aware of are the colors for the alert classes, but that is intentional. They're looking at a stop light style of look and feel so the text shouldn't really be necessary when using them. Version 2.3.1 is current with Version 3.0 on the horizon. I really enjoy working with it and the capabilities are amazing.

Greg Gamble
SBCTC - Olympia | Information Services

From: Maraikayar Prem Nawaz
Date: Thu, May 09 2013 10:30PM
Subject: Re: status of Twitter Bootstrap and accessibility
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Hi Jennifer,
I did some work on it and submitted some pull requests too. But they are
busy with Version 3.
Here is my repo: https://github.com/mpnkhan/BootStrapExamples
And examples :
http://mpnkhan.github.io/BootStrapExamples/a11yfixes/bs.html


Thanks
-Nawaz


On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 7:45 PM, Greg Gamble < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:

> The only issues I'm aware of are the colors for the alert classes, but
> that is intentional. They're looking at a stop light style of look and feel
> so the text shouldn't really be necessary when using them. Version 2.3.1
> is current with Version 3.0 on the horizon. I really enjoy working with it
> and the capabilities are amazing.
>
> Greg Gamble
> SBCTC - Olympia | Information Services
>
>