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Not Every Image Needs to Be Announced
Screen reader speech history on the Otezla website announcing multiple decorative images by file descriptions and generic labels like "Graphic," creating unnecessary noise in…
Read →The Modal Opened on Screen but Didn’t Exist for the Keyboard
Humira website showing a condition selector modal overlay open while JAWS screen reader output reveals keyboard focus remains on background page elements behind the…
Read →When a Search Field Has No Label, It Doesn’t Exist for Screen Reader Users
A search field without a programmatic label might look fine on screen. For assistive technology users, it’s a blank, unexplained input box
Read →“Learn More.” “Learn More.” “Learn More.” Which One Goes Where?
Repeated generic link text looks fine on screen. For screen reader users navigating by links, every destination sounds identical.
Read →It Looks Like a Heading. The Code Says Otherwise.
Bold text in a large font might look like a section heading to sighted users. If it’s coded as a div, assistive technology doesn’t…
Read →A Button Without a Name Is Just a Mystery You’re Expected to Click
Icon-only buttons look intuitive on screen. For screen reader users, an unlabeled icon button is just the word “button” with no explanation of what…
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