David MacDonald wrote: > There are several fixes, here are two: > 1) use aria-describedby insread of aria-labelledby because it maps to the > accDescription, not the accName, so the alt gets the accName and the > describedby gets accDescription > 2) leave off the aria-labelledby, so the user will hear the ALT text, and > encounter the supplementary text in the paragraph after the image. Thanks, and if you find a suitable spot in one of our wikis that'd be great (if not already there somewhere). Also maybe also overviews of what accName/accDescription are - most designers don't think on this level at all. > If the algorithm does not shift from OR to AND, then we will need to > introduce WCAG failures for the presence of both ALT+aria-label, and > ALT+aria-labelledby in an image. <chair hat off> Maybe, maybe not. We really have to discuss these things on a case by case basis. Accessible development techniques and UA support are always changing, so some caution is needed - (this is part of the reason we are having this unforeseen @alt debate, no?). Ideally, the standard should define the behaviour but as we know in practice that's just not always the case. Thanks JoshReceived on Tuesday, 26 November 2013 11:30:56 UTC
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