Use this bookmarklet to test your site for incorrect use of the aria-owns attribute.
Category Archives: ARIA
Find aria-hidden with this bookmarklet
Use this bookmarklet to find aria-hidden attributes on your page.
ARIA Label Bookmarklet
I love simple bookmarklets that visualize coding patterns. I was working on a project today and wanted to verify that aria-labels were sufficiently descriptive. So I put together this quick bookmarklet. aria-label bookmarklet Simply drag that up to your bookmark bar and click on it whenever you need to test a page. If an element […]
Use aria-labelledby to provide context to unordered lists
It’s not uncommon for a web page to include multiple sets of lists. This is especially true for a web site that aggregates information. The Yahoo! Finance home page contains at least 12 lists. Screen readers allow the user to navigate a page via lists and announce the number of items in each list. But […]
Keyboard Accessibility with the Space Bar
Keyboard accessibility is critical for your users that depend on voice recognition, onscreen keyboards, screen readers, ergonomic accessories, and your power users that prefer to avoid grabbing the mouse for every task. Most people test to make sure every interactive element can receive focus via the tab key and that buttons and links work with […]