Hidden content with assistive technology
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2 years ago
I'm a little bit confused of how the hidden content is working with assistive technologies. I'll give you a few examples and would like you to explain me this, please:
If I want to make a small popup, that is previously was
display:none;, how would the user with the AT will understand it's something new, except the fact I will provide a focus to this popup automatically?How should I make accessible image slider? I heard of the
roleandaria-*attributes and that only the visible image at the time should bedisplay:block;or just visible and all the other images should bedisplay:none;. If it is, wouldn't it be confusing for the user with he AT(part of a first question)?Is there something more than the desktop computers requires for the mobile devices. For example, if I want to make a hamburger menu for mobile screens, should links of it be hidden with the
display:none;? How should I notice the user about the links are now visible?