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It’s easy to overlook the importance of semantics in web development. After all, a div and a section tag all render the same, right? But in the world of accessibility semantics are extremely important. Today on the show we’ll cover how proper semantics let you express the affordances for your UIs, and I’ll explain how those affordances get transformed into the accessibility tree. If you’ve ever wondered HOW a screen reader turns a bunch of HTML into a spoken UI then you’ll definitely enjoy today’s episode 🙂 .
I wonder…What is the latest version for Chrome for Android?(lollipop 5.02)
Please do a video for making search bars that we can search content of our sites.
Thank you?
what is the point in taking care of accessability? is there really a need? i mean.. great that there is the opportunity to support such.. but why?
Great work on the functionality, by bringing it to the forefront of the Inspector it will make it much harder for developers to be as dismissive about accessibility concerns as we have generally tended to be.
Good Video Rob
What a amazing thing to do with websites! Thank you for the insight.
cool, it's a very important subject. thx
he looks kinda tired tho
Dint know any the a11y section in dev tools.. it's cool.. thanks
Also use chrome://accessibility/ to inspect the a11y tree
semantics lives matter!
Great video, thanks!. On a side note, the "Experiments" tab comes disabled by default. To activate it, you have to go to chrome://flags/#enable-devtools-experiments and click "enable", then click the "Relaunch Now" button at the bottom of the page.
woow
I noticed that Angular 1.6.x seems to interfere with some of the aria attributes work in Bootstrap 4.0 Alpha. I am guessing that I will need to work on things like UI Bootstrap did since the CSS framework changed hooks.
Really great video! I'm going to recommend this for on boarding material to students at our coding bootcamp.
Hey Rob you really are amazing, thanks again!
Great Video, Thanks a lot. I just have a question, is there a way I could possibly override some of the things that get to be said anyway regardless of what I wrote. i.e "You are Currently inside the html element ……." ?