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My fifth and final article in the "Accessible form validation from scratch" series. In this article, I add the JavaScript to perform the validation. uxdesign.cc/accessible-form-…

Accessible form validation from scratch — JavaScript

Part 5: Performing validation

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Accessible form validation from scratch - Part 4: Styling In this article, I’ll (finally) add styling to the form, attempting to maximize what CSS can do as opposed to using JavaScript. uxdesign.cc/accessible-form-…

Accessible form validation from scratch: Styling

Part 4: Focus management, offloading to CSS, hiding irrelevant elements

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Accessible form validation from scratch Part 2 of my ongoing series: The Markup medium.com/p/dfa5f31f76e1

Accessible form validation from scratch — the form’s basic structure

Part 2: The Markup

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Accessible form validation from scratch - Part 1: Requirements uxdesign.cc/accessible-form-…

Accessible form validation from scratch

This is the first in a series of articles to create an accessible form validation example from the ground up, using nothing but HTML, CSS…

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The aria-description attribute and why you should avoid using it A new attribute for the WAI-ARIA 1.3 First Public Working Draft uxdesign.cc/the-aria-descrip… #accessibility #webdevelopment #html #aria
The aria-description attribute and why you should avoid using it

The aria-description attribute and why you should avoid using it

The WAI-ARIA 1.3 attribute for adding plain text descriptions to controls for assistive technology

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Stop using placeholders Your text boxes don’t need them — plus, they’re pointless uxdesign.cc/stop-using-place…

Why you should stop using placeholders in text boxes

Your text boxes don’t need them — plus, they’re pointless

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uxdesign.cc/i-can-learn-some… I can learn something from you How developers can build rapport with accessibility personnel (or with anyone, really) #accessibility #softwaredevelopment #ux #qa

I can learn something from you

How developers can build rapport with accessibility personnel (or with anyone, really)

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Developers, stop the embarrassment A guide through the most common violations in WebAIM’s Million Report for 2023 uxdesign.cc/developers-stop-… #accessibility #webdevelopment #inclusivedesign

Developers, stop the embarrassment

A guide through the most common violations in WebAIM’s Million Report for 2023

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uxdesign.cc/we-should-all-be… We should all be ashamed of the Web: WebAIM’s 2023 Accessibility report 96.3% of home pages had detected WCAG failures We have so far to go... #accessibility #inclusivedesign #webdevelopment

We should all be ashamed of the Web: WebAIM’s 2023 Accessibility report

96.3% of home pages had detected WCAG failures

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uxdesign.cc/how-a-developer-… How a Developer Should Read WCAG #accessbility #WCAG #webdevelopment

How a developer should read WCAG

A humble guide through the standard reference for web accessibility.

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uxdesign.cc/inaccessible-nat… Yes, even native HTML has gremlins. #HTML #accessibility

Inaccessible native HTML:

The control doesn’t work well, but there may be a solution on the (far) horizon.

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medium.com/p/dedc2d009342 Why SC 3.2.7 isn't in WCAG 2.2 and why you should meet it anyway #accessibility #ux

Why SC 3.2.7: Visible Controls isn’t in WCAG 2.2 and why you should meet it anyway

Before WCAG 2.2 was finalized, I wrote articles on a few of the upcoming changes. Among them, was an article on Success Criterion 3.2.7…

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Never, ever disable buttons - More accessible solutions The third and final article on why you shouldn't disable buttons and what to do instead. #accessibility #inclusivedesign #ux uxdesign.cc/never-ever-disab…

Never, ever disable buttons — More accessible alternatives

This is the third and final article on why you should not disable buttons and what to do instead.

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Never, ever disable buttons - Part 2: Requirements for an accessible solution This is the second part of a series of articles on why you shouldn't disable buttons and what to do instead. #accessibility medium.com/p/acaf9c5191f9

Never, ever disable buttons — Requirements for an accessible solution

In a previous article, I discussed the problems with disabling buttons. In this article, we’ll gather requirements for accessible…

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uxdesign.cc/never-ever-disab… Never, ever disable buttons - Part 1: Why not? This is the first part of a series of articles on why you shouldn't disable buttons. In a follow-up article, I'll give more accessible solutions. #accessibility #ux #inclusivedesign
Never, ever disable buttons — Why not?

Never, ever disable buttons — Why not?

In this article, I’ll explain why you shouldn’t disable buttons and answer the inevitable objections. In a subsequent article, I’ll…

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Most developers ignore accessibility, why is that? Why do you ignore it? Be honest.
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I just published WCAG 2.2: What happened to Page Break Navigation? link.medium.com/QlkvtkK1jEb

WCAG 2.2: What happened to Page Break Navigation?

Let’s talk about what would have been SC 2.4.14, why it wasn’t included in WCAG 2.2, and what happens to it now.

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