Marcus Herrmann articles - 10 total
Accessible Overflow
Little notes about the somehow inconsistent focusing and scrolling behavior of overflowing containers
Twenty inclusive strategies for building web apps in 2020
With the start of the new year, it is a good opportunity to look into the accessibility of your web app. Here are 20 starting points to make your web app more inclusive in 2020.
Fata Morganas in Accessibility
Sometimes you stumble over things where your first thoughts are, "Hey, thats great for accessibility!" or "Nice, it's always better to solve things in a browser-native way instead of relying on JavaScript". But sometimes things are to good to be true
Using JavaScript framework powers for good
This week I asked twitter about #a11y advantages of frameworks and got great answers, hints, concepts and links. Here's my take on collecting and interpreting the replies.
What are the accessibility challenges when building web apps?
A primer on what makes web apps special when it comes to accessibility
Accessible animations with Vue
Using the `prefers-reduced-motion` user query and the power of your framework (state!) when dealing with CSS based animations in your web app
Using summary/details as a menu
Menu button/dropdown functionality solved with summary/details
Progressively enhanced menu buttons with details/summary
Menu button/dropdown functionality without JavaScript
Accessible menu buttons in vue.js
Building a vue menu button based on ARIA Authoring Practices
Accessible routing with vue.js
A strategy for enhancing accessibility of SPAs with focus management on route changes