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I'm trying to add a custom ACTION_CLICK text. This what I'm doing:

I am currently working on making a responsive website accessible and I wonder whether a blind person who opens the page on a smartphone will be able to open the hidden menu somehow, or if he/she "s

I'm working on code diff view design, and would like to gather your opinion on two existing patterns.

Below are screenshots of two different side-by-side diff view designs.

Like any responsible developer, I'd like to make sure that the sites I produce are accessible to the widest possible audience, and that includes the significant fraction of the population with some

I've tried adding random labels to a UITableViewCell and the accessibility voice over system reads all of them automatically.

Unlike a raster image (e.g. a PNG), a screen reader could in theory read and somewhat understand the content of an SVG file.

I have a Google map and added marker on the map. When the accessibility mode is ON and we navigate to Map marker using Bluetooth keyboard it announces press Alt+⇧Shift+Enter ↵ to activate.

My company is exploring some scenarios that we use commonly in our design that we are realizing may not be 100% compliant with WCAG 2.0 standards.

I have a "home screen-replacement" app on Android for people with eyesight problems and I'm considering making a similar App for iOS.

My last question about the same topic was not clear enough and was put on hold by c

In order to provide Accessibility i need to to focus elements when entering screens in my Cordova app.

I override my own Accessibility Service, and print the event.getEventType to Log in

public void onAccessibilityEvent(Accessibility event)


I'm looking for a way to change the voice with a shortcut:
going in to settings->accessibility->Speech and setting the voice "Alex"
take's to long.

my reusable component looks like this `jsx

This is an issue with iOS9 Safari. The :focus styling is not triggering when a button or anchor tag is tapped, not even the native focus outlines.

Can I get your thoughts on the pros and cons of keeping or removing the white space of removed lines in a split diff view?

After I open my app, it jumps to the accessibility settings.

Does the label tag work with radio buttons? If so, how do you use it? I have a form that displays like this:

I am using JAWS version 15 to test my page on Google Chrome that contains a set of related radio buttons, none of which are checked initially.

My users will be using TalkBack enabled or some other Accessible Service.