On Tuesday, 25 September 2018 at 15:10:53 UTC, aberba wrote:
Aside using semantic HTML elements like strong, em,... the
WAI-ARIA standard follows. Also the use of title, alt and
tab-index is also encouraged in forms (where necessary).
This article highlights some of the most important things to
consider.
https://www.sitepoint.com/real-world-accessibility-html5-aria-and-the-modern-web/
Careful with the ARIA stuff. It is useful but not always
necessary. Screen reading software is aware of sliders etc. and
may already pass on the relevant information to the user. The
only way to go about it is to have things tested by real users of
_various_ screen readers (Dolphin, NVDA, VoiceOver etc.) You
don't wanna waste time making a website accessible only to find
out that the screen reader already understood it without your
help.
