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From: Amelia Dickerson
Date: Sun, Sep 22 2019 9:46PM
Subject: WebAIM-Forum Digest, Vol 174, Issue 19
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I just thought we could plan it around your schedule if you were
interested. :)

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> 1. Re: Focus order issue ... Could Aria-controls have an effect?
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> 2. Re: need a code example of a keyboard trap (Don Raikes)
> 3. Re: Focus order issue ... Could Aria-controls have an effect?
> (Bim Egan)
> 4. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Philip Kiff)
> 5. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Philip Kiff)
> 6. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (David Engebretson Jr.)
> 7. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (glen walker)
> 8. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Jared Smith)
> 9. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Glen Walker)
> 10. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Philip Kiff)
> 11. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Philip Kiff)
> 12. Re: Browser and Screen Reader Combination (Philip Kiff)
> 13. Re: Focus order issue ... Could Aria-controls have an effect?
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> 14. Re: Focus order issue ... Could Aria-controls have an effect?
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> Subject: Re: [WebAIM] Focus order issue ... Could Aria-controls have an
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> There are any number of reasons why the sub menu links can't be reached,
> but I would not expect aria-controls to be one of them. We would need to
> see the code to figure it out - can you share the URL? We spend a lot of
> time trying to understand the increasingly crazy code that we're presented
> with these days, but there's always an answer.
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> Steve Green
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From: Christine Hogenkamp
Date: Thu, Sep 26 2019 12:42PM
Subject: Re: WebAIM-Forum Digest, Vol 174, Issue 25
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Hi Greg,

If the content of your image (ie the product info regarding item, size,
colour, etc) is already addressed elsewhere on the page in live text (as is
best practice for accessibility), then repeating that just to identify the
image would be considered redundant, as the image is acting decorative to
match that product info.

I find this tree handy sometimes:
https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/images/decision-tree/

Goodluck!
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> Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2019 16:26:21 -0700
> Subject: [WebAIM] Image alt text for multiple product views on retail
> websites
> Hello friends,
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> I'm working on an interesting problem for a major retailer. Each product
> detail page has several product view images in both thumbnail format and
> large image. As is typical on retail product sites the expectation is
> that users will select various product thumbnails and the main image
> will be a larger version. To see an example of what I'm talking about
> take a look at a random product on Target's website:
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> https://www.target.com/p/wrangler-men-s-button-down-shirt-gray/-/A-54587668?preselect=54501186#lnk=sametab
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> Notice that Target wraps each thumbnail image with an a button
> containing an aria-label. The aria-label basically provides the name of
> the product with "image x of x". The alt text on each thumb is null. And
> the large version of the image also uses null alt.
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> I've investigated several major retailers (Walmart, Amazon, Zappos,
> etc.) and they all have different techniques. None describe the details
> of the images.
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> I'd like to hear your opinions. What is useful to screen reader users
> here? If you can't see the images what would be an appropriate treatment?
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> Do you think that each thumb should be described in detail (i.e., "Front
> view of man wearing Wrangler Button-Down Shirt")?
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> Should null alt be used across the board on these images?
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> Should the entire region be hidden from screen readers?
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> Thanks,
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> Greg
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From: Kolitsky, Michael A PHD
Date: Wed, Oct 02 2019 1:48PM
Subject: Re: WebAIM-Forum Digest, Vol 175, Issue 2
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Hi everyone, thought I would pass along the news that I'll be presenting a webinar for the American Association for Anatomy on 3D printed "talking" tactile templates on Wednesday, October 9 from 1 - 2 PM ET. More information is available at the following web address and the webinar is complimentary to all members and non-members so if you know any anatomists or instructional technology folks who help make microscope slides or anatomy sections accessible, please pass the info along.

https://www.anatomy.org/educational-applications-of-3d-printing.html

Thanks,

Mike

Michael Kolitsky, Ph.D.
Online Adjunct Professor
Biological Sciences
The University of Texas at El Paso
609-399-2431
www.nextgenemedia.com/kolitskycv.html

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