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Accessibility guidelines for rich interfaces and JavaScript (Use cases to comply with France’s accessibility guidelines)
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Accessibility guidelines for rich interfaces and JavaScript
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Introduction
1. General recommendations for rich interfaces and JavaScript
2. Use cases
2.1. Navigation
2.2. Display of information
2.3. Forms
Discussion
Accessibility guidelines for rich interfaces and JavaScript
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Introduction
Context and objectives
Who should read this user guide, and how should you use it?
Acknowledgements
License agreement
Contact
Credits
1. General recommendations for rich interfaces and JavaScript
1.1. Make a distinction between buttons and links
1.2. Implement alternatives to JavaScript
1.3. Implement alternatives to Flash
1.4. Allow scripts to be controlled using both the mouse and the keyboard
1.5. Allow the user to pause automatic animations
2. Use cases
2.1. Navigation
2.1.1. Drop-down menus
2.1.2. Accordions
2.1.3. Tabs
2.1.4. Slideshows
2.2. Display of information
2.2.1. Modal windows
2.2.2. Tooltips
2.3. Forms
2.3.1. Simulated checkboxes
2.3.2. Simulated radio buttons
2.3.3. Simulated drop-down lists
2.3.4. Sliders
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