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Wednesday, 07 October 2009

009/10/7 Barry McMullin : > > A somewhat belated response to this. Â I did watch the video and > > it certainly is interesting, and gives a good, if somewhat > > depressing, perspective on the reality "on the ground" of WAI-ARIA. That's an unfortunate take-away, as Google Reader is not representative of WAI-ARIA, so it's unfair to judge the reality of WAI-ARIA on a Google implementation that just includes a few WAI-ARIA attributes. If anything, it's just representative of how inaccessible Google web applications are, as accessibility hasn't been included from the start; just a few WAI-ARIA attributes bolted on at the end, which clearly isn't sufficient. Cheers, Gez
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