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A11y Slackers Gitter Channel Archive 31st of January 2016

What fresh hell is THIS now? - Patrick Lauke
  1. stevefaulkner
    11:20
    @cameron i get AXTitleUIElement: "<AXGroup "Text (required & autofocus)>" when looking at same with acc inspector
  2. zakim-robot
    11:24
    [jitendra] If a person learning about accessibility, should he just focus on WCAG or he should also read what are country specific guidelines?
  3. zakim-robot
    11:27
    [jitendra] If a person who is has spent time on WCAG and give an interview in an American company and if interviewer asks about “Section 508” and candidate reply he don’t even know what “Section 508” is, will be considered bad?
  4. MichielBijl
    13:51
    @jitendra, I think WCAG is not the best place to start learning; way to dry.
  5. zakim-robot
    14:01
    [jitendra] @michiel: Which is the best way to start for a newbie then?
  6. stevefaulkner
    14:37
  7. zakim-robot
    14:38
    [jitendra] Thanks
  8. zakim-robot
    14:40
    [jitendra] Though I think I always see all a11y job posts mention WCAG or Section 508(if USA) or both as a mandatory requirement.
  9. zakim-robot
    14:40
    [jitendra] I know that an understanding of a11y can be learned from other resources too
  10. stevefaulkner
    14:53
  11. zakim-robot
    16:28
    [cameron] @stevefaulkner Steve is it possible we're using a different accessibility inspector? I'm on OS X 10.11.3 with XCode 7.2
  12. stevefaulkner
    16:31
    maybe
  13. stevefaulkner
    16:31
    seems like a bug in the one you are using
  14. zakim-robot
    16:33
    [cameron] hm, maybe yea. I'm on the latest version of both
  15. zakim-robot
    16:33
    [cameron] anyone from Apple in here? :simple_smile:
  16. stevefaulkner
    16:35
    @cameron btw your use of http://www.html5accessibility.com/html5elements/ reminded me of its existence, have updated as a consequence
  17. zakim-robot
    16:35
    [cameron] :smile: that's great, ty!
  18. stevefaulkner
    16:35
  19. zakim-robot
    16:36
    [cameron] boom! I'll know where to submit PRs then :simple_smile:
  20. stevefaulkner
    16:38
    PR's welcome!
  21. zakim-robot
    16:42
    [cameron] @stevefaulkner do you know where I can submit accessibility bugs for the inspector @ apple?
  22. stevefaulkner
    16:43
    no, afraid not
  23. zakim-robot
    16:44
  24. zakim-robot
    16:44
    [jitendra] > You can use Apple Bug Reporter to submit bug reports, request enhancements to APIs and developer tools, and track your submissions.
  25. zakim-robot
    16:44
    [cameron] ah also accessibility@apple.com
  26. zakim-robot
    16:44
    [cameron] :smile:
  27. zakim-robot
    16:45
    [cameron] cool, thanks @jitendra
  28. zakim-robot
    16:45
  29. zakim-robot
    16:49
    [cameron] @stevefaulkner mind checking what version of accessibility inspector you're using?
  30. jkva
    18:48
    Reading "Designing with Progressive Enhancement: Building the Web that Works for Everyone" by Patty Toland, Maggie Costello Wachs, Todd Parker and Scott Jehl. What a great book.
  31. jkva
    18:49
    Should've found this years ago
  32. stevefaulkner
    23:13
    @cameron will do in morn