Accessible emoji - Tink - Léonie Watson
Emoji help us communicate complex ideas very easily. When used in native apps and applications, emoji are reasonably accessible to screen readers, but on the web we need to do a little more to make sure everyone can understand emoji. An emoji is an ideogram (a picture that represents an idea or concept). Unlike an image that is displayed from a (.png, .gif or .jpg) file, an emoji is displayed usin
Using the aria-current attribute - Tink - Léonie Watson
It is common on the web for the current thing in a collection to be highlighted visually, but providing an alternative for screen reader users has often involved something of a hack. The aria-current attribute is intended to solve this problem. Common patterns There are several common patterns where the current thing in a group or collection is highlighted visually: The current page/link in a navi
Flexbox & the keyboard navigation disconnect - Tink - Léonie Watson
CSS Flexbox can create a disconnect between the DOM order and visual presentation of content, causing keyboard navigation to break. For this reason, the CSS Flexible Box Layout module warns against resequencing content logic, but asking authors not to use flexbox in this way seems illogical in itself. TLDR: The only viable way (in my opinion) for the flexbox disconnect to be resolved, is in the br
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