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We build UI application using JSF 2 on Eclipse IDE.

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.

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)


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.

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.

i'd like to create custom view and provide for talkback information about type, state and may be short description of this view.
how i can to do it?

One customer wanting their website to be WCAG 2.0 AA level compliance is asking the website to be tested using JAWS, Talkback and Voiceover.

In the App that I am currently working on, there is a nested collection view setup.

We have implemented the responsive website with accessibility features. It's built in Angular 1.x. I would like to know whether the user is accessing the site through accessibility feature or not.

AngularJS is dependent upon JavaScript being enabled. This means that if someone visits an application or website built in AngularJS it will not render properly.

I am using react redux to communicate changes in the routes (see http://almerosteyn.com/2017/03/access

Apple's Accessibility Inspector tool displays the Objective-C class corresponding to the currently inspected UI Element. See NSButtonCell at the very bottom of this screenshot:

I need to read a resource of a 3rd party app using its resource id(which is known to me).
I am referencing to this link:

I am delving into the confusing world of web accessibility and trying to retrofit my HTML code to have better accessibility with things such as aria-labels etc.

I'm new to aria and this one partially works. I can tab to the field but can't see the individual items in the dropdown. Any suggestions appreciated.

Following Android documentation, I tried adding