WAI-ARIA-APG-tracking

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This page tracks social media and other mentions of the redesigned ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG). Please add anything you find. Feel free to reorganize the information any way you think might be more useful.

Misc

  • public e-mails:
  • article and tweets about APG before and after redesign:
    • tweet, machine translation: Here we go! We open our 5th #Fronta11y for #GAAD with @_mherrmann and "The frustratingly confusing situation of WAI authoring practices" What do you think? how was it with you
      — fronta11y, 19 May 2022
    • article: Die frustrierend unübersichtliche Situation der WAI-Authoring Practices
      machine translation: The frustratingly confusing situation of WAI authoring practices
    • tweets, excerpts of additional thread: I wrote this sone weeks ago. What a coincidence that today, @w3c_wai possibly rendered the article obsolete with: https://w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/ ...
      When I took a glance I only saw a proper warning, "Read Me First", providing much more context. But rendering an article obsolete that tries to point out at least communication issues with a ressource is actually the best thing that could happen.
      — Marcus Herrmann, 19 May 2022
  • Getting started with ARIA: ...
    Then: Argh! — A long spec doc… — you know how that goes.
    But no more, apparently.
    There’s a brand new ARIA Authoring Practices Guide, fledgling still but with patterns, practices, and other guides. ...
    This is what I need. A clear introduction. Progress.

Tweets

  • machine translation: Have you seen that @w3c_wai has created a new, refreshed version of the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide?
    We like the implementation examples 😊 present in it
    — Accens, 7 July 2022
  • No ARIA is better than Bad ARIA.
    Before using any ARIA, it is essential to understand why.
    — Deborah Edwards-Oñoro
  • Recently redesigned ARIA Authoring Practices Guide from @w3c_wai makes it easier for web developers to follow best practices and make accessible web apps.
    — Brian Meersma
  • Sometimes documentation can be overwhelming. I’m glad about this redesign making guidelines more intuitive and understandable to implement. #a11y #web #accessibility
    — Fransy
  • 😍
    — Cordelia
  • The @w3c_wai has published a guide with ARIA roles and keyboard interactions for each web component:
    — Veit Schiele
  • @w3c_wai @w3c please redirect old WAI-ARIA Authoring practices links to the new APG website, Every single link is broken.
    Also please add anchor links to the headers, I can't jump to "Managing Focus Within Components Using a Roving tabindex" header and link it directly.
    — Anurag Hazra
  • machine translation: When I went to see the sample code of aria after a long time, the site was clean and dim
    — ひきこもり
  • Dear @w3c_wai , I'm liking the new layout of your ARIA patterns at: https://w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/patterns/ but would it not have been possible to do a 301 redirect from all the old pages to the new pages? I've got a page of links that are all giving me a 404 now. ☹️
    — CoolfieldsConsulting
  • So many things that bother me about this redesign. It’s great but under the hood, not so much.
    — Nicolas Steenhout
  • Bookmark: the old WAI-ARIA spec is now the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) #a11y #w3c
    — Amy Lee
  • This is a great idea. I think one of the reasons #a11y is often skipped is because the docs are so long and dull.
    — Marc Fearby, May 2022
  • machine translation: Friends, the cool face that hit the ARIA APG 👀
    — Ro / Be, May 2022
  • Y'all - I am so stoked for this new design. Great work, @bocoup and @w3c_wai ! #a11y
    — Ben Myers, 20 May 2022
  • Finally, a digestible version 👌🏼
    — JK Blackwell, 20 May 2022
  • TIL: Getting started with ARIA, thanks to the @w3c_wai 's super new guide.
    — Carlton Gibson, 20 May 2022
  • machine translation: WAI-ARIA Authoring Practice has been redesigned. It's certainly easier to see.
    — すこや, 20 May 2022
  • machine translation: WAI-ARIA-Authoring Practice 1.2 has been moved, and a page APG with a redesigned UI is born.
    Until now, it was like The Document,
    It feels like a design system (design guideline). NOMURA, 20 May 2022
  • Fresh new look for the WAI website. Same old rules apply though. Be sure to check out the "Read Me".
    https://w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/read-me-first/
    #a11y #webDev
    — xirclebox, 19 May 2022
  • machine translation: Great news, the essential resource of @w3c_wai to correctly code accessible JS components has had a facelift, and it's very successful! To share 👍
    — Armony ALTINIER (elle/she), 19 May 2022
  • Really like this redesign.
    — Justin Yarbrough, 19 May 2022
  • Nice! #aria #webdev #a11y
    — Web Axe, 19 May 2022
  • Yay! @w3c_wai announced their redesigned ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG), significantly improved UX for @GAAD
    - well done! https://w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg (ALT=disability icons/W3C Web Accessibility Initiative/Accessibility: Essential for some, useful for all)
    — Knowbility, 19 May 2022
  • ARIA Practices moved to a brand new website! Includes lots of examples and documentation of accessibility patterns, and learning resources. 😍 Very happy to see this. Much easier to navigate, and clearer that it isn’t a spec. Check it out!
    — Devon Govett 20 Mat 2022
  • Want to take your ARIA game to the next level? Need to know how to apply accessibility semantics to common design patterns? Check out the revamped ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG)! https://w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/#ARIA-apg #a11y #w3c #accessibility
    —Jon Avila may 19 2022

some of our outreach

about APG itself, beyond the redesign

  • twitter.com/w3c_wai/status/1527321803634274310
    I am thrilled this:
    - no longer looks like a standards doc,
    - is much easier to navigate.
    I am less thrilled this:
    - left a pile of 404s with the move,
    - implies it is a ready-to-use pattern library.
    APG is still untested, ARIA-first, and biased.
    — Adrian Roselli, 20 May 2022
  • Pretty nice to see the WAI-ARIA site redesigned with a fresh, cleaner look! https://w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/
    Disclaimer: These patterns are NOT "the truth". The whole site is a great source of Accessibility knowledge. But use your own judgement before applying them dogmatically
    — Alberto Blázquez, 20 May 2022
  • criticism over lack of redirects
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