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The White paper – mobile accessibility common problems and the way ahead is the outcome of the survey Maxability did earlier this year. With the increase in mobile usage and the apps we depend day in and day out, it is apparent that mobile applications must be usable by everyone regardless of their disability. During […]

aria-readonly (property) is used when certain fields on the page are not editable. User can just find information on the readonly field but cannot edit. By setting aria-readonly property to true screen reader user can identify that the field is readonly. When aria-readonly (property) is used on any element content authors should allow focusing on […]

An aria-autocomplete property is used when the suggestions of user input items are known. The values of the aria-autocomplete can be none, inline, list or both. aria-autocomplete=”none”: Default. aria-autocomplete=”inline”: When the options are available and the user can type few characters in the text field and retrieve the appropriate options. aria-autocomplete=”list”: Unlike the “inline” property […]

As part of my R&D on Accessible Rich Internet Applications ARIA I have found few attributes useful to notify various kinds of text fields. The ARIA attributes described below may be useful with other HTML elements as well. However I want to cut down my writing into simpler concepts. I will be discussing only on […]