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nimishhathalia2
6,653 PointsBBC Mobile Accessibility Link isn't accurate
NOT A QUESTION
Hi, The BBC link isn't working (at least on Mac + Chrome Browser). I researched it and found the correct link is as below:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/guidelines/futuremedia/accessibility/mobile_access.shtml
For other users who may be interested, they also have standards for Website accessibility (on computers, I guess) as well as Screen Reader Accessibility.
Cheers, Nimish.
thomas shellberg
11,594 PointsThe link looks correct; there is a JavaScript error on that page which prevents the necessary JavaScript from running which shows the content. There is a fade effect which isn't firing.
There's a div with an id of page_holder which contains a .fade CSS class. Uncheck the opacity:0; rule and you can see the content.
I sent an email to their feedback email address about it.
Matthew McQuain
14,184 PointsLink still does not work as of 4/25/20
Kyouhyung Kim
13,136 PointsStill not working in June 2020. What an irony, that a page that's supposed to be the best guideline for accessibility is not accessible even to people without any disabilities :P
nimishhathalia2
6,653 Pointsnimishhathalia2
6,653 PointsAdditionally, When I click on this link below, it takes me to a new page, which is simply an empty page, with no content in it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/guidelines/futuremedia/accessibility/mobile
Thanks.