| Polite is Often Better Than Being Alerted (oze) | | 90 |
| accessibility, aria |
| Don’t Use Fake Bold or Italic in Social Media (aar) | | 89 |
| social-media, unicode, pronunciation, accessibility |
| Don’t Start Testing Accessibility With a Screen Reader (eri) | | 88 |
| accessibility, testing, keyboard-navigation |
| Which VoiceOver? (aar) | | 87 |
| accessibility, voiceover, unix-like, apple |
| Exploring AI, Web Development, and Accessibility in Tech With Stefan Judis (ste+/wea) | | 86 |
| videos, interviewing, ai, javascript, runtimes, accessibility, craft |
| Don’t Wrap Figure in a Link (aar) | | 85 |
| html, links, accessibility |
| Accessibility of Emojis for List Bullets—Potential Issues (cer) | | 84 |
| accessibility, emoji, lists, pronunciation |
| How to Conduct Accessibility Testing With Screen Readers (sit) | | 83 |
| how-tos, accessibility, testing, assistive-tech |
| Brief Note on Figure and Figcaption Support (aar) | | 82 |
| html, accessibility, support |
| Updated Brief Note on Description List Support (aar) | | 81 |
| html, lists, semantics, accessibility, support |
| Using Iframes to Embed Arbitrary Content Is Probably a Bad Idea (tem) | | 80 |
| frames, embed-code, keyboard-navigation, scrolling, accessibility |
| Misleading Icons: Icon-Only-Buttons and Their Impact on Screen Readers (ale/mat) | | 79 |
| html, buttons, icons, images, accessibility |
| The Search Input: They Almost Got It Right (stv/mat) | | 78 |
| html, forms, labels, assistive-tech, accessibility |
| Create Accessible Websites: Top Free Tools You Need to Know (ask) | | 77 |
| accessibility, testing, jaws, nvda, linting, tooling |
| Testing With a Screen Reader Is an Important Step (mic) | | 76 |
| accessibility, testing |
| No Industry for Old Men (ste/web) | | 75 |
| videos, retrospectives, html, aria, browsers, accessibility, w3c |
| Designing for Accessibility: Enhancing Math Learning for the Blind Using the NVDA Screen Reader | | 74 |
| accessibility, design, nvda |
| JAWS (Only) No More (ste) | | 73 |
| accessibility, jaws, nvda, voiceover, apple, google, support |
| Making Maps Accessible to Screen Readers (mni) | | 72 |
| accessibility, link-lists |
| Improving the Screen Reader Experience for “Learn WCs” (and) | | 71 |
| accessibility, user-experience, assistive-tech, apple, voiceover, case-studies |
| AT Is More Than Screen Readers (aar) | | 70 |
| accessibility, assistive-tech, terminology, concepts |
| What Does “aria-hidden=true” Actually Do to Interactive Elements? (cer) | | 69 |
| accessibility, aria |
| Long Alt (aar) | | 68 |
| accessibility, images, alt-text, support, browsers |
| ARIA “role=application” and Mobile Screen Readers (cer) | | 67 |
| accessibility, aria, mobile |
| Screen Readers and Drag-and-Drop: Grabbing and Releasing Elements (dar) | | 66 |
| accessibility, browsers, support |
| 10 Takeaways From the WebAIM Screenreader Survey #10 (kar/a11) | | 65 |
| accessibility |
| WebAIM Screen Reader User Survey 10 (den/web) | | 64 |
| accessibility |
| My WebAIM 10th SR User Survey Takeaways (aar) | | 63 |
| accessibility |
| ARIA “note” (aar) | | 62 |
| accessibility, aria, browsers, support |
| Options for “optgroup” Labeling of “options” (ste) | | 61 |
| accessibility, html, forms, browsers, support |
| Screen Reader Users and the Tab Key (tem) | | 60 |
| accessibility, keyboard-navigation, testing |
| Screen Reader User Survey #10 (web) | | 59 |
| surveys, accessibility |
| Not All Screen Reader Users Are Blind (tem) | | 58 |
| accessibility, user-experience |
| How to Write Good Alt Text for Screen Readers (cra) | | 57 |
| how-tos, accessibility, images, writing, alt-text |
| Getting Started With NVDA (had) | | 56 |
| videos, introductions, nvda, accessibility |
| Accessibility Improvements for User-Agents (ala) | | 55 |
| accessibility, browsers, assistive-tech |
| Strikethrough Accessibility (den/web) | | 54 |
| accessibility, html, support |
| Does the HTML “hr” (Horizontal Rule) Benefit Screen Reader Users? (art/dig) | | 53 |
| html, accessibility |
| Browser Video Players Review (aar) | | 52 |
| html, multimedia, accessibility, browsers, support |
| “aria-haspopup” and Screen Readers (mat) | | 51 |
| aria, support |
| The Curious Case of “iff” and Overriding Screenreader Pronunciations (ben) | | 50 |
| accessibility, pronunciation |
| Blockquotes in Screen Readers (aar) | | 49 |
| accessibility, support, html |
| Interoperability With Specific Assistive Technologies or: “Does the Website Work on JAWS?” (kar) | | 48 |
| accessibility, interoperability, assistive-tech, jaws |
| The “article” Element and Screen Readers (mat) | | 47 |
| html, accessibility, support |
| Your Browser May Be Having a Secret Relationship With a Screen Reader (kno) | | 46 |
| accessibility, browsers, assistive-tech |
| Testing Sites and Apps With Blind Users: A Cheat Sheet (she+/sma) | | 45 |
| accessibility, testing, assistive-tech, tooling, cheat-sheets |
| How Screen-Reader Users Type on and Control Mobile Devices (tbk/nng) | | 44 |
| accessibility, usability, mobile |
| Fieldsets, Legends, and Screen Readers Again (ste/tpg) | | 43 |
| accessibility, html, forms |
| HTML Landmark Roles Screen Reader Demo (sch/mdn) | | 42 |
| videos, accessibility, html, voiceover, apple |
| Screen Readers Don’t Announce When the User Reaches the “maxlength” Character Limit (sim/web) | | 41 |
| html, accessibility, support |
| Introduction to Screen‐Readers: VoiceOver macOS Edition (ada) | | 40 |
| introductions, voiceover, apple |
| Introduction to Screen‐Readers: NVDA Edition (ada) | | 39 |
| introductions, nvda |
| Introduction to Screen‐Readers: JAWS Edition (ada) | | 38 |
| introductions, jaws |
| Answering “What ARIA Can I Use?” (kin/w3c) | | 37 |
| accessibility, aria, browsers, assistive-tech, support |
| Don’t Override Screen Reader Pronunciation (aar) | | 36 |
| accessibility, pronunciation |
| Visually Hidden Content Is a Hack That Needs to Be Resolved, Not Enshrined (sco) | | 35 |
| accessibility, browsers, assistive-tech, css |
| How Screen Readers Read Special Characters: An Update (sop/ele) | | 34 |
| accessibility, support, unicode |
| Hijacking Screenreaders With CSS (ben/deq) | | 33 |
| videos, accessibility, css |
| A Native “Visually Hidden” in CSS? Yes Please! (mic/css) | | 32 |
| accessibility, browsers, assistive-tech, css |
| Screen Readers Don’t Convey the Semantics of “strong” and “em” (mat) | | 31 |
| accessibility, semantics, html |
| Screen Reader Quick Guide (axe) | | 30 |
| guides |
| Screen Readers Support for Text Level HTML Semantics (ste/tpg) | | 29 |
| html, semantics, support |
| JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver Braille Viewers (aar) | | 28 |
| accessibility, jaws, nvda, voiceover, apple |
| Brief Note on Description List Support (aar) | | 27 |
| html, lists, semantics, accessibility, support |
| Setting Up a Screen Reader Testing Environment on Your Computer (sar) | | 26 |
| testing, tooling, accessibility |
| Significant Improvements for Screen Readers Now in Nightly Firefox (asa/moz) | | 25 |
| browsers, mozilla, firefox, accessibility |
| 5 Takeaways From Screen Reader Usability Interviews (jes) | | 24 |
| accessibility, usability |
| Do We Need an Interop for Assistive Technologies? (hdv) | | 23 |
| accessibility, browsers, assistive-tech, interoperability |
| Comparing JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver (css) | | 22 |
| accessibility, comparisons, jaws, nvda, apple, voiceover |
| Mac VoiceOver Testing the Simple Way (spa/clo) | | 21 |
| accessibility, testing, apple, voiceover |
| Introduction to Screen Readers (Desktop Edition) (bru+/bab) | | 20 |
| videos, introductions, accessibility, desktop |
| The Hidden History of Screen Readers (she/ver) | | 19 |
| accessibility, assistive-tech, history |
| Set JAWS Free! (yat) | | 18 |
| accessibility, jaws |
| The Importance of Screen Reader Software for Web Navigation (lil/usa) | | 17 |
| accessibility, navigation |
| Do We Need Screen Reader for Accessibility Testing (art/dig) | | 16 |
| accessibility, testing |
| Assistive Technology, Accessible Technology, and the Accessibility Tree (con/uxd) | | 15 |
| accessibility, assistive-tech, tooling |
| Browsing With a Mobile Screen Reader (tet) | | 14 |
| accessibility, browsers, assistive-tech, mobile, browsing |
| Comparing Page Language Declaration Setups in Screen Readers (j9t) | | 13 |
| accessibility, html, http, comparisons |
| The Effect of CSS on Screen Readers (joc) | | 12 |
| css, accessibility |
| Screen Readers: Hearing the Unseen (wal/liv) | | 11 |
| accessibility |
| How to Document the Screen Reader User Experience (bbc) | | 10 |
| how-tos, assistive-tech, documentation, user-experience |
| Standards for Writing Accessibly (mjm+/ali) | | 9 |
| writing, content, conventions, accessibility, user-experience, colors, icons |
| How a Screen Reader User Surfs the Web (tin+/sma) | | 8 |
| videos, accessibility, browsing, user-experience |
| I Used the Web for a Day Using a Screen Reader (chr/sma) | | 7 |
| accessibility |
| The Importance of Manual Accessibility Testing (eri/sma) | | 6 |
| accessibility, testing, assistive-tech, link-lists |
| Accessibility Support (mfa) | | 5 |
| websites, accessibility, support, jaws, microsoft, nvda, google, voiceover, apple |
| Accessibility: The Missing Ingredient (ant/ali) | | 4 |
| accessibility, assistive-tech, testing |
| Frustrations With NVDA-Support (jcs) | | 3 |
| nvda, accessibility, communication |
| The Accessibility of WAI–ARIA (wca/ali) | | 2 |
| accessibility, aria, wcag, browsers, assistive-tech |
| Accessibility Basics: How Does Your Page Look to a Screen Reader? (chr/css) | | 1 |
| fundamentals, accessibility |
