Building for Accessibility
summary
Argues for making accessibility the default by adding a default focus hook to Ember that automatically sets focus during route transitions, demonstrates a working outlet focusing implementation, and shows it with screen readers (VoiceOver, JAWS, NVDA) — it works in demos but requires each template be wrapped and has edge cases to solve. Provides code (RFC/PR) and recommends testing with VoiceOver with Safari and NVDA as practical tooling.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:37Is This Designing?
- 2:59Good Design
- 15:24Learnings
- 17:01End-User Goals
- 18:56Screen Readers
- 19:36Ember
- 25:21Usage Notes
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