§1194.22(l) When pages utilize scripting languages to
display content, or to create interface elements, the
information provided by the script will be identified with
functional text that can be read by assistive technology.
| Checkpoint |
Instructions |
Does the page contain client-side scripting languages?
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Are all scripting language-controlled links accessible by assistive technology?
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| YES: |
Proceed. |
| NO: |
Follow the site navigation
guidelines, then proceed. |
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Is the content on script-manipulated graphics reflected in their respective alt attribute value?
|
| YES: |
Proceed. |
| NO: |
Follow the graphical manipulation
guidelines, then proceed. |
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Does the page's form validation mechanism accommodate assistive technology?
|
| YES: |
Proceed |
| NO: |
Follow the form validation
guidelines, then proceed. |
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Does the page's form validation mechanism move the cursor to a specific field in a way that assistive technology cannot track?
|
| YES: |
Follow the cursor focus
guidelines, then proceed. |
| NO: |
Proceed |
|
Does the page's form validation mechanism change or update other fields in the form in a way that assistive technology cannot track?
|
| YES: |
Follow the field change
guidelines, then proceed. |
| NO: |
Proceed. |
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Is the script device-independent?
|
| YES: |
END. |
| NO: |
Follow the device-independent
guidelines, then END. |
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