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A quick introduction to WAI-ARIA including a brief history, some examples of Landmark roles and some simple examples of using ARIA in forms.

A quick introduction to WAI-ARIA including a brief history, some examples of Landmark roles and some simple examples of using ARIA in forms.

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  • maxdesign Russ Weakley, Web Designer at Max Design YES, completely correct. There are several instances where I should have used 'complementary'. I'll try to update these slides to reflect this soon. Thanks for raising this (also raised by others in comments) 9 months ago
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  • webaxe Web Axe, blog and podcast on web accessibility at Web Axe 'complimentary' should be 'complementary' 9 months ago
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  • maxdesign Russ Weakley, Web Designer at Max Design @benrosset you can use ARIA with HTML4.01, XHTML1.0 or HTML5. There are some components that tie in much more specifically to HTML5 but that is not a requirement. 9 months ago
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  • benrosset Ben Rosset Great presentation. Still unsure whether ARIA can be used with HTML 4 / XHTML 1, or is it only compatible with HTML 5? Thanks! 9 months ago
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  • stevefaulkner stevefaulkner There are some IE quirks with aria-describedby - see notes at bottom of: http://www.html5accessibility.com/tests/mulitple-labels.html 11 months ago
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  • stevefaulkner stevefaulkner hi russ, you don't need aria-disabled if you are using disabled, the attribute has been around for yonks an is mapped to the disabled state in browsers already. 11 months ago
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  • maxdesign Russ Weakley, Web Designer at Max Design Do'h! Yes, one of my main skills is an inability to spell :P Thanks for picking this up! 12 months ago
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  • stephenbunt Stephen Bunt, Front End Web Developer at Hollard Financial Services Hey, Russ! Love your presentations, you have a real knack for getting to the core of the subject and explaining clearly. Slight spelling mistake for landmark role 'complementary' ('e' instead of 'i') . :) 12 months ago
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  • anilbms Anil Kumar Krishnashetty, Front End Web Developer at SAP Awesome article :) 1 year ago
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  • maxdesign Russ Weakley, Web Designer at Max Design Adjusted settings, now downloadable 1 year ago
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