Questions & Answers

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

In our application we have a lot of lists falling under a single label.

With many of the commercial and corporate buildings now having more strict control around entries and exits, I was wondering in terms of accessibility how people with vision impairment are provided

I've stumbled on this very obvious idea while working on a website with a lot of interactive items that lead to separate pages.

I'm developing a serious game for collecting behavioral data and I need to convey to each player some status infor

I have a case where i have tabs and each tabs has a set of information.

I know that underlining non-link text is taboo because it confuses the user into thinking it's a link.

We have an application where users have to subscribe to health plans for 3,6,or 12 months.

I recently built a browser extension like Vimium

On trams and buses, there are often designated priority seats in a special colour for people with special needs.

Near the top of our home page, we have a search bar. Next to the search bar is a VIEW ALL button:

On a website I am creating, the user is prompted to login before they can access the main content page. However, if they do not own an account, they can create one.

In my Android app a user can choose the color of an item. This color is then shown in background with a text on it.

We have inherited the maintenance of a 10+ year old website which has a few links in it that force the link to be opened in the current tab.

I have a case where in one view I have two switching options: "Group by" and "View as".