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Semantics deal with language, its use and meaning.

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I'd like to display tabular data (an order summary) in a vertical table (headings in the left column, values to the right). In my use case, there is only ever one data set to display, so I'm unsure ...
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Working on a support ticket system and am unsure the best way to name a particular piece of functionality. Users are able to submit any number of text entries that are attached to a single ticket for ...
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I have an app (direct to consumer) with search and advanced filters. But in some parts, it loads a list and has the filter by keyword functionality, so the user doesn't need to scroll. I wonder if I ...
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What are the correct HTML elements instead of just a div to use when presenting an image and text just below as one link? I would like for the image and text to be presented in an a11y correct manner.
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Almost every website, book, article, newspaper, etc... that contains copyrights, caveat, disclaimers, etc... displays it in small font text. Now... I'm doing a research about Semantic Elements and ...
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Suppose I have a table that has icons as a concise form of some value. So I was looking at the title in the svg element. So in this scenario should the title describe the shape of the svg or the value ...
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I'm learning web-development and semantic html markup. Recently a tutorial suggested that because "Click here" or "Read more" anchor texts are not so descriptive to visually impaired users depending ...
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I've confused myself with a bunch of different Cancel buttons. In this scenario, the user initiates the "Document Packer", and starts to add items to their new pack. Before saving their new pack, ...
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In my application, there are several pages where the user can edit data or create a new entry all together. The main header of each page gives a brief description of the action the user is performing, ...
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In a recent entry of Raymond Chen’s blog “The Old New Thing”, he explains how the time format was changed in Windows 8 to use the Unicode character ∶ (U+2236 RATIO) instead of : (U+003A COLON): old: ...
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I have a HTML form that is used to modify preexising values. Thus on load values are prepopulated and upon submission, a check is made so that a confirmation message could be shown upon change. We ...
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We just ran our first user test of an accessible UI prototype with blind and partially-sighted testers. In spite of my efforts to follow the various recommendations and WCAG specifications, there were ...
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I am trying to create a style guide and have two types of tooltips and am having a hard time finding a semantic naming for them. Type 1 - Stays if you hover over the tooltip, so that you can include ...
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Due to some technical oddities, I'm unable to display 5'9". My first thought was to show 5 foot 9 inches but this feels far too long and requires a lot more reading then I'd like. Would the user ...
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I've styled my webapp such that buttons use the default cursor, anchors use the pointer cursor (obviously), and buttons acting as anchors use the pointer cursor. Semantically, should an anchor ...
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