Make screenreaders insert extra content, change pronunciations, or forget an element’s semantics altogether - with just a few lines of everyday CSS! Join us as we dive into some unexpected ways the CSS we write can impact and interfere with screenreader users’ experiences, challenge the separation of presentation and content, go on a tour through browser and operating system internals, and see how our website is exposed to assistive technology behind the scenes.
This session was in the Development Track.
About the Speaker
Ben is a front-end developer at Microsoft, working on the Microsoft Learn developer documentation platform. Ben blogs about accessibility at benmyers.dev and hosts Some Antics, a weekly live stream where guests from around web development and web design show how to build great user experiences for the web in a hands-on way, with a focus on accessibility and core web technologies.
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