A few weeks back I emailed Bob Easton of Access Matters to suggest that he post a quiz about javascript support in screenreaders. Bob got back to me quick-as-a-flash to say that James Brothercake had asked exactly the same thing just a couple of days before. Many many emails on, and after a lot of hard work from James and Bob, there is a test up to help answer that question: How Do Javascript Operations Affect Accessibility Part 1. Props to James for an ingenious method of automating the tests, and many thanks to Derek Featherstone for his input as well.
Testing Javascript in Screenreaders
28 July 2005 · Weblog · accessibility · web development · accessibility · javascript · brothercake · accessmatters · bobeaston · screenreader
