ASLint is now open sourced
11 June 2021 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
I’m happy to say that ASLint is now open sourced. Everyone’s very welcome to contribute to make an automated testing even more better and efficient.[……]
Quite often ignoring W3C standards in development
2 September 2017 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
My article Web Accessibility: Why W3C Standards Are Often Ignored has just been published. Read more to find out about digital accessibility and few r[……]
Automated WCAG Monitoring Community Group
26 June 2017 | Category: Accessibility, General | Comments (0)
I’ve just joined to the Automated WCAG Monitoring Community Group as this matches perfectly to the work I am doing on ASLint. The Automated WCAG Monit[……]
Why attribute alt is important?
7 June 2017 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
alt attribute is still mostly missing, misused or misunderstood what is for. Let me summarise it why alt attribute is important.
- Adding alternat[……]
Thoughts on digital accessibility automation tests
18 May 2017 | Category: Accessibility, Tools | Comments (0)
Introduction
Awareness of web accessibility is slowly growing, which is good. I remember the time when almost nobody was knowing what accessibility[……]
Motto for today
22 February 2017 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
For people without disabilities, technology makes things convenient. For people with disabilities, it makes things possible.
Judith Heumann, U.S. Dep[……]
Removing accessibility barriers increasing your income
14 January 2017 | Category: Accessibility, General | Comments (0)
Let me quote from Click-Away Pound Survey 2016 – Final Report:
Most businesses will be unaware that they are losing income because more than 90% of[……]
ASLint – Accessibility and SEO linting tool – just released
20 September 2016 | Category: Accessibility, Tools | Comments (0)
I am proud to announce that I’ve just released ASLint – Accessiblity and SEO linting tool. Feedback is very welcome.[……]
Remove CSS outlines, but keep it for keyboard navigation
14 June 2015 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
I often see outline: 0; or outline: none; in CSS just because we don’t like the ring around actionable elements. Because it’s ugly sometimes and we do[……]
How to prevent the screen readers to read any information about the image
22 May 2015 | Category: Accessibility | Comments (0)
This post will be super short. So, you want to prevent screen reader from reading any information about image? To achieve that you need to use aria-hi[......]