[Athen] webpage coding question

Greg Kraus gdkraus at ncsu.edu
Tue May 12 10:32:45 PDT 2015


Hi Teresa,

I would first check if the combinations of JAWS with Firefox and NVDA with
Firefox give you the same results. Depending on the version of JAWS and IE
and the particular elements that might be parent elements of the headings,
that might be the source of the problem. If both JAWS and NVDA work with
Firefox, then you can start looking at potential JAWS-IE conflicts.

Greg

On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 1:28 PM, Samantha Johns <samanj at pdx.edu> wrote:


> Perhaps these need element tags - ARIA tags

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> * <http://www.pdx.edu/oai/>*

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> *Samantha Johns*

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> *Accessibility & **Course Support Specialist *

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> On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 10:18 AM, Teresa Haven <Teresa.Haven at nau.edu>

> wrote:

>

>> I’ve had a strange situation arise with a new web app that my

>> institution is attempting to develop. We are still in the beta stage so the

>> site isn’t public, but we’ve noticed that even though the developer has

>> included appropriate H tags for structure, they aren’t all being perceived

>> by either AT or various A11y checking tools. When I have JAWS present me

>> with a list of headers on the page, I get one lonely H5 tag. When I have

>> WAVE check the outline, I am told I have one H1, a small handful of H3s,

>> and one H4. In the code for the page from the user agent perspective we can

>> see one H1, a couple of H2s, a LOT of H3s, and a couple each of H4 and H5 –

>> which is what the developer used in the design. We are using JAWS 14 and 15

>> for testing, IE11 with JAWS, and Firefox 36 with WAVE. The app is not using

>> HTML5, although it is using some Angular. Does anyone have any ideas for

>> why our AT and tools aren’t perceiving the H tags that we are seeing in the

>> code?

>>

>>

>>

>> Thanks for any troubleshooting suggestions you might have,

>>

>> Teresa

>>

>>

>>

>> Teresa Haven, Ph.D.

>>

>> Accessibility Analyst, Northern Arizona University

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