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The artist formerly known as brothercake. Find me on Mastodon: https://teapaw.org/t.co/9QPSJ3WsH2

Joined September 2021
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Comment tester les critères #WCAG 2.2 ? @siblingpastry partage sa méthodologie sur le blog @tpginteractive 💡 3.2.6 Consistent Help : a42.fr/tpgi-wcag22-3-2-6 3.3.7 Redundant Entry : a42.fr/tpgi-wcag22-3-3-7 2.5.7 Dragging Movements : a42.fr/tpgi-wcag22-2-5-7 #a11y #accessibilité
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The 3rd and final part of our drag and drop mini-series, is reference documentation for the DragAct codebase. @siblingpastry breaks down everything you need to configure and use the script. tpgi.com/the-road-to-accessi… #a11y #accessibility #javascript #ux
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Drag and drop can indeed be made accessible to assistive technologies. In Part 2 of our exploratory mini-series, @siblingpastry discusses some techniques and solutions for achieving that, including production-ready (and CC licensed) demos. tpgi.com/the-road-to-accessi…
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How can drag and drop be made accessible to assistive technologies? TPGi's @siblingpastry explores this question over three days, beginning with a fundamental question -- What actually is drag and drop? tpgi.com/the-road-to-accessi… #a11y #accessbility #javascript #ux
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Data visualizations make information easier to understand through visual presentation, but they also have specific accessibility implications. Learn more about accessible data visualizations: hubs.li/Q02dhW8K0 #Accessibility #DigitalAccessibility #WebDev
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"I always inform my clients about my disability. I present it as an advantage because it provides me with extensive experience in solving complex and unconventional problems. I won’t give up when faced with difficulties in my work." #HireDisabledTalent #AccessibilityIsInnovation
At 14, Anton received an old laptop that changed everything. Now he’s using AI to help himself and others achieve their potential. github.com/readme/stories/an…
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✨ New on the blog: "A guide to designing accessible, WCAG-conformant focus indicators" sarasoueidan.com/blog/focus-… — Completely rewritten and updated to reflect the most recent changes in WCAG 2.2 criteria. #a11y #CSS
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So, WCAG 3.0 is being drafted? And WCAG 2.2 is launching this month? It's a little confusing, but we can help it make sense and ensure you meet all accessibility requirements. Learn more about WCAG 3.0: hubs.li/Q01_r0Hk0 #accessibility #a11y #WCAG
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"How Does Reflowing Content Affect People With Screen Magnification?" TPGi's Andrew Nevins explains how important it is to let your content reflow to accommodate multiple screen sizes, zoom levels and magnification. tpgi.com/how-does-reflowing-… #a11y
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Using the “text” role – par James Edwards @siblingpastry (@TPGinteractive) Quels sont les usages de la propriété ARIA role="text", et pourquoi est-il préférable de ne *pas* l’utiliser ? a42.fr/text-role #a11y #ARIA
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A path-based gesture involves an interaction where not just the endpoints matter. So does that include swiping? Not surprisingly, the answer varies. Learn more about swiping and path-based gestures: hubs.li/Q01WL5Dl0 #accessibility #WebDev
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Jesus ... I thought regular Twitter was bad enough, then I browsed the "For you" tab 😬
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Speech recognition software allows people to interact with web content using spoken commands. Consequently, it's crucial to test using speech recognition and consider how users interact with your web content. Read the full guide: hubs.li/Q01Wnz-10 #accessibility
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The more autistic and otherwise neurodiverse people I meet, the more I believe the stereotype that they have issues with empathy is not just harmful but incredibly false. They're often VERY compassionate. They don't do "performative" empathy. It comes with a fuller connection💜
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