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What's the threshold when you should focus on accessibility? Is there any?
The question comes from an already existing implementation that wasn't designed and implemented with accessibility in mind. That means that accessibility comes as an afterthought and now there is the ...
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What's the threshold when you should focus on accessibility? Is there any?
This is an easy answer.
You should prioritise 100% for accessibility even if the site is only expected to be used by 1 person.
You wouldn't ask "How much should we prioritise using correct ...
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What would be the recommended level for "complementary" headers?
I would go with h2, for the reasons you mention and because even the page you're using as an example does it. Additionally, the W3C mentions it.
Step 1: Identify the logical structure
Break the page ...
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Is a data download a viable text-alternative to a visual chart?
Based on what is said in WCAG's Understanding the non-text content and in sufficient techniques related to that, I'd say yes, downloading is an option but with a caveat. This is because one of the ...
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Yellow in high contrast modes
Yellow is selected because too much contrast can also be bad. I had only anecdotal knowledge about this from users with visual disability. But I managed to find some sources to back this up.
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