Léonie Watson

One thing that will be interesting is the way different browsers build the Accessibility Tree (AcT) and then handle Acc API calls. Chrome is a good illustration of the difference...

I think a simple statement like that would be a huge step in the right direction. It would surface the information, which will also surface the fact that TTI may...

Thanks @anniesullie. I agree with @scottjehl that those factors would be good for Core Web Vitals, but in this case keeping the TTI for AT users within the performance metrics...

Returning to this topic for the first time in a while and hoping there might be some news of progress towards an accessibility/assistive tech related performance metric?

I'd caution against creating too hard a line between visual and audio XR. There will be times when both sighted and non-sighted people will want to experience the same XR...

It's worth mentioning that the use case for a tooltip and toggletip are not the same. A tooltip is triggered on hover/focus and remains available until focus/hover moves away from...

@TechThomas Support for the AOM is dependent on the browser rather than the AT. The AOM will enable manipulation of the browser's accessibility tree, but the AT will still obtain...

Having played a little with the AOM, I'm inclined to agree with the status quo - that no reflection is ok. I can understand the appeal of two way reflection...

Could phase 1 migrate without the rest?

To add to the points made by @Codepo8 and @Heydon... the `` and `` elements fulfill two distinct semantic purposes: The `` indicates that the region of the page is...