accessibility

I've read around on the internet and I've heard people say

Access specifiers ::

I'm creating a website for a reading service for the blind and visually impaired and I'm using JavaScript (with jQuery) to print some stuff to some of the pages

I'm looking to define what makes more sense in a page visual hierarchy for both visual design / consistency & accessibility.

Recently when I was using Gmail i ought to notice that Gmail runs an algorithm by which if user types " I have attached " in a mail and does not actually attach mail it shows a dialog confirmation

I am developing a app using google maps api, and it is suppose to be used by people that can't see, so the acessibility is important.

I've been using SVGs for a multitude of things and I was able to get the exact result I was looking for. This got me wondering why we can't build entire websites with them...

I have an iOS application and I'm adding accessibility to it.

When I click on a link, a popup is opening and after closing the popup, focus is coming to the link, but focusing is not working in Mozilla. If I use tab focusing, it is working.

On running the following code:

let pid = getAppPid()
let AXApp = AXUIElementCreateApplication(pid)

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