Welcome to the "Accessible Scripting 101" thread. This thread will feature JavaScript scripts developed with accessibility in mind. In other words, these are scripts in which will degrade properly in the case that JavaScript isn't available to your end-user (which it isn't always, believe it or not).
If you feel you have a worthy addition (i.e., an accessible script), feel free to PM me. What you should first do, however, is create a thread here in the JavaScript section explaining what it does, an example of how it use it, etc. which will be left open for discussion among the other members (e.g., if they need help setting it up on their site).
When your thread is then created, it will be linked to via this thread. So -- eventually -- we can get together a pretty decent selection of accessible scripts, therefore making it easier for people to create accessible sites, and to further their understanding of how to create an accessible Web.
To further discuss (and develop) this idea, please visit this thread.
I would like to thank Vladdy for originally proposing this idea to me.
Hello there...:)
Not anyone reply to this thread yet?
I hope somebody can share another Accessible Scripting, for the newbie like me :D
Thank you
03-08-2011, 05:59 AM
Kor
Well, that was in 2005. Today, sites are based more and more on JavaScript and AJAX. The technology has improved regarding the possibility of interpreting JavaScript on the special displays for disabled people. Therefor, the JavaScript applications became accessible, so that only the people who do not want (for their personal reasons) to enable JavaScript will not be able to follow JavaScript applications. And this is rather a problem of will, not accessibility.
04-07-2012, 07:35 AM
jcifox
I'm honor to be here
04-13-2012, 10:24 AM
omnicity
Why is this still a sticky?
07-13-2012, 08:38 AM
aaron90210
hi
07-24-2012, 02:27 AM
asdjhs
Well, that was in 2005. Today, sites are based more and more on JavaScript and AJAX. The technology has improved regarding the possibility of interpreting JavaScript on the special displays for disabled people. Therefor, the JavaScript applications became accessible, so that only the people who do not want (for their personal reasons) to enable JavaScript will not be able to follow JavaScript applications. And this is rather a problem of will, not accessibility.
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