Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2012-08-23 Thread asgallant
Yes, Table visualizations should be readable by screen readers (they are just stylized HTML). I doubt that any of the other charts are readable by screen readers, but maybe someone out there has an ingenious idea of how to do it. You can create both a chart and table representation of your dat

Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2012-08-23 Thread NMU
I also forgot to mention that I don't understand what/how to use role and aria-label attributes to make the line/table viz accessible. If you could explain or use an example that would be great. BTW - All my data is DB driven and created on the fly. On Thursday, August 23, 2012 11:11:11 AM UTC-

Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2012-08-23 Thread NMU
Hi, I'm in the same position as OP. I'm creating line and table charts using google viz for government websites. The JavaScript part of it doesn't concern me. If a user has JS turned off, most of the governments sites wont work anyways and we've never heard any complaints on the JS part of it.

Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2011-12-13 Thread Riccardo Govoni ☢
Hi Scott, I think your snippet refers to this page ( http://www.filamentgroup.com/lab/update_to_jquery_visualize_accessible_charts_with_html5_from_designing_with/) ,right? You can still achieve the same results described in the article with Google Charts. First, you have access to the container wh

Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2011-12-12 Thread Scott Glenister
Hi Riccardo, Thanks for your help, I am so tempted to use Google interactive charts, and have google image charts as the fallback when javascript is disabled. However I need it to be super accessible because it's going to be on a government website: ARIA support now included Though this appr

Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2011-12-06 Thread Riccardo Govoni ☢
Google interactive charts (http://code.google.com/apis/chart) are heavily dependent on javascript (the entire charts package is one big javascript library) and won't work if javascript is disabled. On the contrary Google Image Charts (http://code.google.com/apis/chart/image/) are rendered as plain

Re: [visualization-api] Accessibility issues

2011-12-06 Thread Roni Biran
Hi, The accessibility issue was actually discussed a month ago. I think that the Visualization charts comply with it in regard to size, fonts, color schemes, legends positioning etc. that you can control and alter as you wish. As for JavaScript fallbacks, it does not have one, however you can writ