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Thank you for this - learning a lot.

It would be beneficial and the user experience would be more meaningful and structured if you would explain all this in a slightly slower format. Thank you.

How is the exam like? Multiple choice quiz ?

thanks a lot

(Not me enabling it on my entire class before going to a different school, including my teachers.) (THEY STILL HAVENT FIXED IT APPARENTLY HAHAHAHAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAH)

what tool are you using?

I have been studying and have a question for anyone who has taken it. In reviewing the Body of Knowledge, there are many links. Are we tested on content on that linked content OR just on what is covered? I think reading as much as possible is good, but I want to be as efficient as possible. I really appreciate any help you can provide.

I need one help. Now I am implementing landmarks in my website. But while reading nvda reading landmark> level and child landmar. But I dont want that. I need it will read with D key only that present landmark and with next D key press read next landmark which is child landmark. is this possible?

I'll live with that voice of NVDA back in my mind till the end of my life and beyond 🙈

if you write img caption like that for me it's clear you don't know how to write semantic html

Wow what a nece easy explanation One of its kind on utube Good job

I love you.

I am having 10 choose the best answer question, can you please help me to select the right answer if possible

Is there any full video on nvda? That you have trained?

Very helpful but you may need to be little more clear with your speech. Again you did such an awesome job.

Cool video. How do I find you on LinkedIn?

I just stumbled upon your video. It is VERY helpful for me as a frontend developer who works with bootstrap because your explanations give me some impression what is exactly important when it comes to accessibility which is also useful knowledge for web development in common. Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏

Great tutorial - thank you!

very instructive and helpful. Thank you!!!

Wheres the SVG from ?

Thank you for creating this video, it's very helpful!

thank you, this was very good.

Can anyone tell me the plug in they are using please?

Wonderful It helped me out a lot! Thank you very much!

Thank you very much Stefany for your excellent & very helpful video

What is the user experience after setting up these widgets? Even if the widget is an overlay, rather than correct web programming, what is the benefit to low-vision users? A full accessibility program within a business can be pretty expensive.

Do you teach Fenom pdo ?

Do you still reply?

excellent description thanks

Thank you! I've watched a bunch of your videos and you are a great teacher of a topic with very little info out there. Much appreciated!

very helpful video ❤❤

what do you suggest how to label the buttons, Zoom in and Zoom out? or should this be labelled 'hidden'

amazing video ..thank you Stefany

at the nvda read the link right but for me it cant be reaed by nvda reader how can i resolve it

I've never seen the method of hiding the menu using the aria-hidden attribute. It's an interesting technique, but feels a bit redundant because of the additional JavaScript code. I think it's more sensible to use the CSS property "opacity" in combination with "visibility" to hide and show the menu for all users. The trick is to add both properties to the "transition" declaration to make the animation work, otherwise the browser will ignore it when collapsing the menu.

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11:00 I actually opened that menu and interestingly, the fonts in that modal have low contrast. if you start pressing tab, the focus style of its options also have very low contrast. When accessible "add-on" itself is poorly designed, it shows what their sole purpose is: make money, cuz the disabled is gonna get you!

Good examples

I wrote an article about accessibility overlays from various perspectives. Find "Accessibility overlays - demystifying secrets" using your favourite search engine.

Thanks a lot for this video

Thanks a lot for this video. It was really helpful.

After months of hard work and dedication, I am proud to say that I have finally achieved IAAP CPACC (Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies) certification. It was a long and difficult journey, but I am so proud of my accomplishment. All of the late nights studying and the hard work that I put in has paid off, and I am so grateful for the opportunity to have achieved this. My study approach was: Utilizing Deque University's full study material for CPACC certification. I purchased the material and used it extensively. I read through the whole Body of Knowledge (BoK), outline, and sample questions provided by Accessibility Association as well. I created approximately 400 flash cards and used them extensively. Finally I went through the linked materials available through the Deque course as well as the Body of Knowledge (BoK) to have a good understanding.

Hey I was doing my CPACC exam while having 39° C temperature and fever 🔥 😀 What's your LinkedIn? Let's connect.

Thank you ,thank you!!! Very helpful

How many questions you receive from disability statistics topic ? Do they want to recall the percentage numbers?

Congratulations

Appreciate for trying but you blur many words in to one very fast. Remember that people who look up for video about simple start up Programming concept like aria-labels are generally new to Programming and throwing many complex words fast is not help-full.

It's html rule that inline elements should have block elements as child . . thumb rule . . I believe

clear and simple explanation 👍

hi can you make a tutorial how to use the wave extension to correct accessibility issues and make a web compliant, I am using the extension but dont understand any of the errors or how to fix them thanks