In this article, I am adding new insights I’m learning while attending accessibility meetups, talks, or (online) group discussions. This article will be continuously updated.
- Alt-text on an image link is something that describes the purpose of the link and not the image content (Amber, Live Accessibility Remediation); W3.org Reference
- About opening a new tab link – There is a debate on whether to open it in a new tab or not. People know how to come back if they want to. Let’s make it easier for them to come back and have a normal expected interaction, which is that things don’t open in a new tab. If want to pen in a new tab, mouse and screen-reader users have the option to open in a new window. Give the users a choice for opening the link in a new tab or not. Also, when opening in a new tab, browser back button is not available, which is confusing. (Amber, Live Accessibility Remediation). W3.org Reference
- Settings for MegaMenu plugins for accessible menu – EasyA11Guide Video. Dev Modification (WP Accessibility Meetup, January 09) – video soon
Last update: January, 3rd 2025.
