[dean] Folks - I’m looking for an example of an accessible navigation menu that would slide down from the top, Imagine tapping on “Mozilla” here, and a bunch of other items would slide down from the top - https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/ - anybody got any pointers?
Hey @jkva didn't realise until yesterday that role=drinks started at 2pm. My flight wasn't arriving until after 2 so changed it to arrive in morning. Didn't want to miss anything 😜
Yep. Reading up on PWA and AMP, I really don't like what I see
"Let's fix the shortcomings of the open web (that were largely created by turning webpages into bloated shit dependent on third party resources and bad practices to sell ads) by creating a further silo separation that we (Google) own"
Wouldn't be surprised if it eventually will get a convenient method to add advertising
Combining that with reading articles like https://hueniverse.com/2016/06/08/the-fucking-open-web/, which sounds strongly of "native is easier (heh) so I'll contribute to the demise of the open web instead of fixing the problem", maybe I just don't get it
When JAWS says "wrapping to top" it's saying "No next <whatever> found on the page"
I don't recall if it actually moves to the top of the page though.
NVDA just says no next whatever, haven't found if there's a way to make it wrap (which I like)
So if I'm hitting "2" to go through h2's, when I'm at the last h2 on the page and I hit another two I'll get "wrapping to top" which tells me the next h2 I go to will be from the top, not a new next one.
[dean] On the BBC when I jump through headers the page scrolls to the location, and at bottom it jumps back to the top. On another site I’m looking at, the audio announces it, but visibly it doesn’t scroll back up….
[michiel] stevefaulkner: was too long for tweet, but I like this stanza:
[michiel] But suicides have a special language.
[michiel] Like carpenters they want to know which tools. [michiel] They never ask why build.
[michiel] In part because it also applies to accessibility; I don't think any of us ask ourselves the question “why make this accessible”. Even though we do get that question from others.
Gitter Channel Archive 11th of June 2016
