I blogged about text-overflow: ellipsis which can hide important content, especially when the viewport changes: yatil.net/blog/text-overflow-e…
(And yes, I always wanted to write a “considered harmful” title. And here it is!)
On the downsides of constraining content through CSS.Eric Eggert
Someone made an app for blind people to check to see if their face is in the camera view, good for video conferencing. #a11y #accessibility
Can You See Me is a simple tool that offers guidance on webcam placement to people with limited amounts of useful vision.canyouseeme.app
While looking for workarounds to assistive technology needs for work, I found this article about a device that's basically two keyboards with screens attached, connected wired or wirelessly, made for use by Deaf people, and how Deaf people view it.
trudysuggs.com/doingmoreharmth…
#a11y
I blogged about WCAG Resize Text and Reflow. Two success criteria that are related but have actually very little to do with each other.
yatil.net/blog/resize-text-ref…
There seems to be a confusion about the relationship and how to test for the WCAG 2.1 Success Criteria 1.4.4 Resize Text and 1.4.10 Reflow. While these two success criteria seem related, they cover different use cases.Eric Eggert
If anyone hasn't joined the FossAbility Matrix space yet, you can, and it's got an off-topic room. The link is:
For Android developers, if you have fast swipe actions for doing things like deleting an item, upvoting a post, favoriting an item, playing an eppisode, stuff like that, consider using accessibility actions.
developer.android.com/referenc…
#a11y
OK, when does #nvdasr get rid of that ol' MathPlayer already?
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RT @zorkow
A New Year, an all new Speech Rule Engine speechruleengine.org
V4 release in #TypeScript with
* Support for Norwegian, Swedish, Catalan
* 2D Braille output
* New rules in YAML format
* and more
Supported by @texthelp @NumFOCUS @AAF_1919 @MathJax @idescat
