You can pretty easily push your local work to something like
netlify.com, as long as it doesn't rely on server-side
functionality. They have a CLI, and their website is actually one
of the more accessible SPAs I've encountered.
No at least the stuff I am playing with is strictly local and I don't remember the other pages I have seen it on at this point. However I don't have any aria things specifically in the css or _javascript_. I am still learning frontend stuff (on my own).
Tom
On Mon, 11 May 2020, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
My guess is that we're failing to get the needed state-changed events -- assuming ARIA is being used. But to know for sure, I'd need to try the page. Got a link?
--joanie
On 5/11/20 11:50, Tom Masterson via orca-list wrote:
Hi
I have been playing with react.js just to get a bit more experience in things. One tutorial creates a _javascript_ tic-tac-toe game. It has what in effect are a bunch of toggle buttons that switch from null to X or O. I have noticed that orca does not register the change unless you go ff the button and then rturn to it. I have seen this happen with checkboxes and some other things on websites before as well. Is there something that should be being done in the _javascript_ to make orca recognize the change when it occurs or is this just the nature of the beast?
Tom
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