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This listing is a compilation of both questions asked in-site and questions related to accessibility themes gathered from different sources (stackoverflow, UX Stack Exchange).

Displaying 21 - 34 of 34 questions

Click on main text opens a new detail page on a card

UX_StackExchange

I have a situation where I have a card as an element and it had primary Title, Sub title, and other texts and one secondary CTA.

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • hyperlinks
  • psychology
  • experience
  • heuristics

Color Contrast WCAG 2.0 SC 1.4.3 and Video / Motion Content

UX_StackExchange

There is no reference to motion/video found in SC 1.4.3 — simple "images" and "bac

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • content
  • video
  • wcag
  • inclusive-design

Information Architecture - Navigation - Accessibility

UX_StackExchange

Recently I have worked on a dashboard(Web).
It is a web enterprise product with a lot of data in each view with 20+ views.

Tags: 
  • user-behavior
  • user-expectation
  • accessibility
  • experience
  • click

Side-by-side code diff view UX

UX_StackExchange

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.

Tags: 
  • usability
  • accessibility
  • comparison

side-by-side code diff view for comparing code change [closed]

UX_StackExchange

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?

Tags: 
  • design
  • accessibility
  • comparison
  • code

Accessibility - dynamic text

UX_StackExchange

I have a form with some prefilled data. The footer is sticky with a "continue" button that takes you to the next page.

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • dynamic-ui
  • webforms

What letter spacing for visually impaired?

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What letter spacing is best to read for visually impaired people? Should the letters be close together or should they have more space in between?

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • readability
  • font

What should a well-designed high contrast function do?

UX_StackExchange

I want to make my website accessible for nearly everyone. I already have a function to increase font-size. Now I am doing the high contrast function.

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • contrast

Accessible website with multiple homepages

UX_StackExchange

We're building a website, that people will be sent to from an email. There's multiple home pages, because there are different groups in the email list that the home pages correspond to.

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • html
  • wcag

Why do hearing-impaired subtitles describe obvious sounds?

UX_StackExchange

I understand the point of describing sounds made by objects or people not visible in a scene, especially when they are relevant to the plot and/or make the characters react to it.

Tags: 
  • accessibility

How to make a decorative video accessible

UX_StackExchange

Our clients gave us a video that is mostly B-roll so they are saying they do not need to add captions to make is ADA compliant, but I'm not sure that is true.

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • html
  • wcag

On a web application what should be in tab order?

UX_StackExchange

I see a lot of articles which guide us how to put something in or out of tab order. However, I see no guide on what should be put in tab order.

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • tab

Accessibility for a Draggable, Droppable and Sortable component

UX_StackExchange

This is a component that I'm trying to make accessible:

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • drag-n-drop
  • sorting

Accessibility : Google autocomplete suggestions are not read by the Mac voiceover

UX_StackExchange

Google has various roles defined for the suggestions list, like role="presentation" for li, role="option" for the actual suggestion text, role="listbox" for t

Tags: 
  • accessibility
  • google
  • autocomplete