There are clear guidelines on how to make menus accessible which
includes keyboard controls, focus management and correct use of ARIA
attributes. Much of this is documented in the w3c ARIA design patterns.
Here is a link to the menubar specific stuff:
http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices/#m
Hi,
Have they reviewed the W3c guidelines in relation to web accessibility?
Sean
On 31/01/2012, at 9:39 AM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
> Hello, Temple Rodef Shalom in NOrther Virginia just updated their web site
> and it has a mouse over type of menu that uses a "menu.js" I can with some
> fina
Actually I was asked to test the site. I found it very difficult to bring up
the Religious School link under learn. And also the Facebook lik and twitter
link near the top don't say facebook and twitter in VoiceOver but Temple Rodef
Shalom instead. With Jaws and IE8 the Twitter and Facebook
Hi,
one comment and one question.
It works beautifully in lynx, which is still under development and has me
wondering about its use in a terminal l setting. Still I would guess that
if there were numbered links on that page, yours might be an easier ride.
The questions though is if you have c
Hello, Temple Rodef Shalom in NOrther Virginia just updated their web site and
it has a mouse over type of menu that uses a "menu.js" I can with some
finagling pull down the menus in the list, but it is very inefficient.
If somebody could look at http://TempleRodefShalom.org and give me advi
