(all signs at
this stage are promising, so fingers crossed)
A log of the development activity is at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=431615
Cheers,
Sandra.
Sandra Vassallo wrote:
Hi,
I recently come across a problem in Firefox with screen readers (Jaws
and Window Eyes) when
element and use a list, div, headings (visible or
positioned off-screen) to help people understand link relationships and
find or skip over navigation groups quickly.
Cheers,
Sandra.
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Sandra Vassallo
e-Bility Inclusive IT
w: www.inclusiveit.com.au
w: www.e-bility.com
Hi, interestingly, one of my testers who uses a screen reader recently
suggested taking the link off the logo in the head mast and the reasons
made sense
* the img alt text read 'logo' but the link went to home
* there was already a clear text link to home on the site, so this meant
a second
Actually the alt text was descriptive on the test site, I just used
'logo' for the example. However, the description had the same problems
I mentioned. The link also added to the verbosity when read aloud by JAWS.
Justin Owens wrote:
* the img alt text read 'logo' but the link went to home
users who hold different opinions.
Regards
Mark
Sandra Vassallo wrote:
Hi, interestingly, one of my testers who uses a screen reader recently
suggested taking the link off the logo in the head mast and the
reasons made sense
* the img alt text read 'logo' but the link went to home
ulli.../lili.../li/ul
h2People at home/h2
h3Friends/h3
ulli.../lili.../li/ul
h3Family/h3
ulli.../lili.../li/ul
Sandra Vassallo
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