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I have this component:

// @flow
import React, { Element } from 'react';
import styles from './Label.scss';
import cs from 'classnames';

If my Android Accessibility Service crashes, the service is not restarted by the system until the phone restarts.Is this known? Do I have a method of restarting it if the system dosen't?

How do I make focus invisible for radio buttons only on click (focus should be visible through keyboard navigation)

I work on an Angular project where I try to implement a11y for each button and link which are tabbable.

Event taps provide a way to create assistive technologies as described here:

Most site developers know to use the tel: syntax for phone number links to enable easy mobile dialing:

let bodyFontDescriptor = UIFontDescriptor
.preferredFontDescriptor(withTextStyle: UIFontTextStyle.body)


How to make part of a div not visible for a screen reader using jquery?

We're doing a WAVE scan of our application to detect accessibility issues.

I'm running an automated accessibility test on my site and getting an error for a tooltip element which uses

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I have all my font sizes defined in pixels, e.g.

body {
font-size: 14px;
}
h1 {
font-size: 42px;
}


We have an input slider that has a title attribute set to slider value. Since it doesn't have a label, we add aria-label to the input attribute.

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I had written a code to check if my AccessibilityService is running or not and based on the result, the text in text view must change to ON/OFF.

This was my code:

I have activated the TalkBack (Accessibility). And I'm navigating for a Screen that is displayed a keyboard in order to write a number in my app.

I can capture text from UI controls (button/Editbox/Checkbox etc) in Java Applications, using

What are the syntactical features of current languages that prove problematic for screen readers or braille readers? What symbols and constructs are annoying to hear or feel?

I'm wondering if there is a way to check the hints using Accessibility Inspector? Or any other way on iOS to debug the accessibility viewing the hints? Thanks!