This is a republished version of AOL’s DHTML Style Guide, as it appeared on January 27, 2013. It was captured via Internet Archive and republished with the hopes of keeping this important part of web development alive.
Tag Archives: keyboard accessibility
Neutered Links: A.K.A removing the href attribute
There’s an old programming saying: Garbage in, Garbage out. This helps people explain why all sorts of things don’t work. Concentrate on using the best content possible if you want a successful product, web page, mobile app, or chocolate covered cream puff. I’ve seen a new inaccessibility pattern appear with links that are not keyboard […]