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Introduction Over the past few weeks, those of us who follow such things have heard two major announcements from GW Micro, the first announcing that they had decided to start selling consulting services and the second announcing that they had been acquired...
Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15025 for PC
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alvinashcraft shared this story from Windows Blog. Hello Windows Insiders! Today we are excited to be releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15025 for PC to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring as the primary build for the second Creator’s Update...
Windows 10 Build 15025 (Creators Preview) available
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In Forum: News and Releases By User: ShadixAced Another "bug-bash" build available, with "Braille" support ! P.S: for the staff, if there is a need to delete this link, let me know it. Thanks Download them from Official MS servers here (for the moment...
Testing for Presence in an Invisible Interface
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John is blind. He accesses the web using a screen reader, so that he can listen to the site content he can’t see. When he’s reading a New York Times article where an image provides contextual information for the text, he relies on the screen reader to...
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WAI-ARIA, the accessibility extension technology for HTML, has a reputation for being complex — if not entirely impenetrable — in its specification. How WAI-ARIA’s suite of attributes relate to one another, the underlying HTML and the circumstances...