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From: Jonathan Pund
Date: Mon, Jun 02 2014 3:15PM
Subject: accessifyhtml5.js
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Has anyone used accessifyhtml5.js in their apps or web sites? - https://github.com/yatil/accessifyhtml5.js
Do you know if it is helpful?
If it actually makes pages more accessible or just puts unnecessary aria attributes into the markup?
Thanks for your help!
Jonathan Pund
IT - Application Developer, Mobile/UI Developer
Missouri Department of Conservation
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From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Mon, Jun 02 2014 6:08PM
Subject: Re: accessifyhtml5.js
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> Has anyone used accessifyhtml5.js in their apps or web sites? -
https://github.com/yatil/accessifyhtml5.js
I have not. Ultimately I wish projects like this weren't necessary but I
am aware of bugs in screen readers such as VoiceOver that make adding ARIA
to implicit HTML5 semantics tempting in certain circumstances. For
example, VoiceOver on the iPad will automatically append a percent to
values of the input element type range. To get values spoken without
percent you have to add an ARIA role and aria-valuetext. Similarly,
aria-required seems to be more widely supported than the HTML5 required
attribute.
Jonathan