I find accessibility very important, but I believe that I have neglected this good practice a lot and have been reading Web Content Accessibility (WCAG) 2.0 . So I noticed that there is a degree of accessibility that the site can receive A...
Since the release of HTML5, I've seen a number of aria attributes in HTML tags, such as aria-disabled , aria-required , aria-readonly , among others.
What do they serve?
Yes, of course it's important, but I see a lot of sites that just do not work if JavaScript is turned off. It's more for the sake of curiosity, but nowadays it's almost mandatory to use JavaScript on a large site, so the habit of "user support t...
I would like to implement accessibility features on the company website that I work with.
I was able to implement the contrast button, but I'm having a hard time doing the increase / decrease and default font size.
Testing new projects the...
I know that outline is very important for usability and especially for the accessibility of the page, even here is a very interesting WebAIM article about it: link
However, outline does not seem to match the border-radius...
It's a simple but objective question.
We know of importance of the tag ALT for semantics, accessibility and even for SEO. But how can I set these properties of the ALT tag to an image that is set to background-image ?...
Studying I saw some code examples where input is placed inside label , this brought me a doubt, would it be semantic to use what elements within a label ?
<label for="campo">Descritivo do campo
<input type="text"...
I recently saw that there is a Reduced Motion Media Query concept in CSS that seems to be a response to animation settings in the client browser and is used in code primarily by query prefers-reduced-motion .
What exactly is pre...
I'm creating an accessibility bar and it has the options to increase and decrease the font.
Here is the code for the buttons:
<button type="button" id="btnAumentar">A+</button>
<button type="button" id="btnDiminuir">A/</bu...
I'm doing a satisfaction survey that should be accessible to users with screen readers.
For each question, answer options containing a text "Great, Poor, ..." and an image corresponding to the text are displayed. For aesthetic purposes I do...