Steve FrenzelThis is just the article I needed, thank you David Mello (not on Mastodon) and thank you #a11yWeekly newsletter!
#accessibility #testing #e2e #EndToEnd #playwright #axe #lighthouse #frontend #WebDev
@SaraSoueidan @AssistivLabs I read this article in this week’s #A11yWeekly newsletter, maybe it helps?
https://tatanotes.com/blog/accessibility-testing-on-windows-on-mac/
PS: I’m also using Parallels, following your tutorial 🙂
This is why I love the #A11yWeekly #newsletter:
I’m enjoying Nic Chan’s article about “wishcessibility”: https://www.nicchan.me/blog/wishcessibility/
It contains a link to another great blog post by @hdv: https://hidde.blog/ideal-a11y-guidance/
Which - you guessed it - contains another link to what I would call #interop for #AssistiveTechnology: https://aria-at.w3.org/reports
This is so dope and necessary and I hope this will help to normalise #accessibility in the tech industry
Christian ReifenscheidDear #a11y community,
I need your help. While preparing a talk, I’ve been searching for a particular blog post, but I’m unsure if I came across it here or via #a11yweekly.
The post discusses AI-generated alt text. I specifically remember it showing an image of a fight scene between a dog and a man in a crowd, with the AI generating a completely inaccurate description of the image.
Did anyone here write it or know where I might find it?
Thank you so much in advance for any help!
I need your help. While preparing a talk, I’ve been searching for a particular blog post, but I’m unsure if I came across it here or via #a11yweekly.
The post discusses AI-generated alt text. I specifically remember it showing an image of a fight scene between a dog and a man in a crowd, with the AI generating a completely inaccurate description of the image.
Did anyone here write it or know where I might find it?
Thank you so much in advance for any help!
Johnny Taylor“This heat wave isn’t just uncomfortable – it’s dangerous for people with disabilities… By taking steps to understand and address the specific needs of disabled individuals, we can build a stronger society that prioritizes the welfare of every individual, regardless of the temperatures outside.”
#disability #climateChange #accessibility #safety #a11yWeekly
https://a11ysavvy.com/2024/06/19/hot-in-here-heat-waves-climate-change-and-disability/
“Horror demands that we not avert our gaze from ‘abnormal’ bodies. It challenges our prejudices, our preconceptions. These are films that celebrate disfigurement and deformity instead of shunning it. I reject the notion that horror merely co-opts disability as a cheap scare tactic. When I watch a scary movie, I do not see exploitation — I see exaltation, the disabled not as demonic but as divine.”
#disability #horrorFilms #a11yWeekly
https://www.polygon.com/entertainment/24128340/horror-movie-monsters-disability-relationship-essay
“If that society is not afraid of ‘little old me,’ it is certainly afraid of what I represent.
As a person who requires help with nearly everything, I represent a vulnerability that makes most non-disabled people squirm.
And if there’s a thing to be afraid of, perhaps it should be the righteous anger of disabled people treated as ‘less than’ for too long. "
#disability #ableism #a11yWeekly
https://www.thesqueakywheelchairblog.com/2024/04/whos-afraid-of-little-old-me-by-taylor.html
“People who are unfamiliar with disability have negative views shaped by media, pop culture, regulatory frameworks, and the people around them, viewing disability as a deficit rather than a cultural identity. “
https://www.theverge.com/24066641/disability-ableism-ai-census-qalys
Eric EggertDespite being a subscriber, I didn’t notice that my Accessible CSS Generated Content had been featured in the #A11yWeekly newsletter on July 22:
Thanks, @[email protected]!