H5C3 meetup - Accessibility & WebGL
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- 6. The State of H5
- 7. The good
- 8. The bad • FF4 (b6) - 6 elements, partial support for 4 • Opera 10.62 - 7 elements partially supported • IE 9 - 3 partially supported • Chrome - null. www.html5accessibility.com
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- 12. Landmarks • role = • navigation • complementary • main • form
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- 14. Live updates
- 16. WebGL
- 18. ...but surely we can do better!
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