content-visibility is a new property defined in the draft CSS Containment Module Level 2 specification. It has been implemented in Chrome 85, you can read about its glory in content-visibility: the new CSS property that boosts your rendering performance What I am interested in is how it is exposed to screen readers and other assistive […]
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Hush Sweet IFrame
Back in 2010 I wrote some advice on how to hide iframe elements from screen reader users: Making sure hidden frames are hidden 10 years on the advice is largely redundant. Some background HTML is an aural UI for screen reader users. Sometimes announcing the element name, when a user navigates to the element, makes […]
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Round em up
The reason why I started this blog now is that the Codepen blogging tool I had been using to write/publish personal articles is in process of being sunsetted. So I needed a place to post stuff to. Below are links to articles published on Codepen over the last few years: Article Published Exceedingly short note […]
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Hello HTML Accessibility
Disclaimer The articles here will be about platform/browser/AT accessibility. Yes I am aware that accessibility is about more than screenreaders, but this is the stuff I write about. HTML5 Accessibility Support Updated – August 2020 Finally gotten around to updating the test results for latest Chrome (windows), Firefox (windows) and Safari (Mac desktop). Things are […]