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The “skip-nav” technique is a method for the online cursor to jump over a group of navigation links, usually a site’s main menu. Download Web Axe Episode 6Links: WebAim Skip Nav W3C Checkpoint 13.6 Sample code:Skip navigation…[header and navigation links]… Heading This is the first paragraph
Using the ABBR and ACRONYM tags is a great technique that is simple and works very well—with standards-compliant browsers, that is. Until IE complies to world web standards, coders must hack the functionality in. I despise hacking for IE and try to avoid it. But, we have to admit that around 85% of users are […]
More great opportunities! Mostly U.S. Accessibility Subject Matter Expert, contract, remote, U.S. Senior Accessibility Specialist at Thomson Reuters (hybrid, 4 locations). UX Design Accessibility Program Manager 7+ months contract in San Francisco, CA. Product Accessibility Customer Manager at Workday in Pleasanton, CA. Senior Inclusive Designer at CVS Health, remote. Web Accessibility Specialist at Nelnet, remote. […]
Here’s a list of some recent job openings in digital accessibility — some great opportunities around the world! Senior Accessibility Specialist at Government Digital Service (GDS) in UK (Bristol, London, or Manchester) Project Leader, Digital Accessibility (2-year contract) at City of Mississauga in Ontario, Canada. Digital Accessibility Specialist at Qantas in Mascot, Sydney, Australia. Senior […]
Strikethrough <s> is an HTML element to indicate text that is crossed out – usually indicated visually with a line through the middle of the text. The W3C definition is: The s element represents contents that are no longer accurate or no longer relevant. On e-commerce websites, a strikethrough element is often used to indicate […]