[dpogue] I have a table that includes a column of short day names (Mon, Tue, etc.) and I was wondering if I should try to add aria-labels to read the full day name... it seems like adding aria-label to a span doesn't necessarily work though (at least in VoiceOver)
@dpogue I wonder if clipped text would get pronounced properly for this...maybe try it out? <th>Mon<span class="clipped">day</span></th> That said...while it would be nice to do, I think screen reader users would probably be used to how the shortened versions get announced on their own.
I used abbr on a calendar. I'm pretty meh about it, because it wasn't read out in most instances. 1 SR read the abbr text out, but only after I turned them on in settings.
[alastc] For a friday afternoon chuckle, a client's web designer said "since mobile enabled websites became the priority, it is no longer considered industry standard to follow the W3C guidance." Thankfully I was responding through an account manager who made my reply more polite.
[quidkid] hey guys! so i finally got tab order and stuff ok on the main desktop view… except everything goes to shambles on mobile view because of hidden things that are visible and former visible things now invisible.. so the tab index is all messed up. how can i accommodate for both? and what are some mobile accessibility things to keep in mind? i was doing a course through ssbartgroup but it’s for native mobile apps.
[cyns] Has anyone run into a question around using a demi-bold font wrt WCAG 1.4.3? We're using 15pt demi-bold Avenir, and not sure if that qualifies as a "large font" (18pt or 14pt bold).