(all signs at
this stage are promising, so fingers crossed)
A log of the development activity is at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=431615
Cheers,
Sandra.
Sandra Vassallo wrote:
Hi,
I recently come across a problem in Firefox with screen readers (Jaws
and Window Eyes) when
st to
avoid the MAP element and use a list, div, headings (visible or
positioned off-screen) to help people understand link relationships and
find or skip over navigation groups quickly.
Cheers,
Sandra.
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Sandra Vassallo
e-Bility Inclusive IT
w: www.inclusiveit.com.au
screen reader users who hold different opinions.
>
> Regards
>
> Mark
Sandra Vassallo wrote:
Hi, interestingly, one of my testers who uses a screen reader recently
suggested taking the link off the logo in the head mast and the
reasons made sense
* the img alt text read '
Actually the alt text was descriptive on the test site, I just used
'logo' for the example. However, the description had the same problems
I mentioned. The link also added to the verbosity when read aloud by JAWS.
Justin Owens wrote:
* the img alt text read 'logo' but the link went to home
Hi, interestingly, one of my testers who uses a screen reader recently
suggested taking the link off the logo in the head mast and the reasons
made sense
* the img alt text read 'logo' but the link went to home
* there was already a clear text link to home on the site, so this meant
a second l
.
>
Generally an h1 wouldn't appear at this level. Assuming the h1 is the
main heading eg page title, the it might look something like this, which
is fine...
Directory
People working at the office
..
People working at the factor
