David Storey wrote:
thing it adds is giving you more brownie points for validating, while
not allowing WAI-ARIA to work if JavaScript is turned off.
I would have thought that, if JavaScript was turned off, the ARIA stuff
wouldn't be too useful. As its purpose is to communicate dynamic
changes performed with JS to assistive technologies? If JS is turned
off then there's no in page updates and regular WCAG applies? Does ARIA
have benefits even to 'static' HTML apps?
Rob
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