ARIA HTML Tutorial - What is ARIA & Why it's Important to Use!

[@DesignCourse]

Have you neglected using ARIA attributes? Also, check out my upcoming UI design course: completeui.design

[@coyotestark5598]

Please, more tutorials about accessibility.

[@MrFckingninja]

GUYS! What can i use on LINUX UBUNTU as a screen reader? THANKS ! :)

[@chrisleighton6289]

@@MrFckingninja Orca

[@chrisleighton6289]

Yo Gary, great presentation style & quality. Do you have an interest in editing the vid. by adding a focus handler that with

[@endivinavoluntad2328]

WHEN??

[@ahmedthebest]

I am a blind developer already I use a screen reader normally I think the best way to make your website accessible to use the native HTML tags I mean when you create a button use the tag button not airlink and style it it as a button . The HTML cannabis doesn't accessible at all don't use it a lot

[@IsaiahGamers]

role=“button”

[@GauravKumar-ue7nz]

What does Blind Developer means?

[@ahmedthebest]

@@GauravKumar-ue7nz It's someone who can see works as a computer.

[@jaidendechon35]

​@@IsaiahGamers This is a common misconception. The whole point of semantic HTML is to use the right element for the job. If you need a button, just use a button! Even if you use `role="button"`, you're making things much worse for accessibility and much harder for yourself. If you don't use a `button` tag for a button, you now have to manually implement a tabindex, event-handlers for click/enter/spacebar, and all sorts of other things semantic buttons do for you just by virtue of being a button. Check this out for more information about what happens when you use your technique: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5WlaYaIndapfMU It's best just to use a tag. Doing otherwise makes things harder for yourself AND your audience for no gain at all.

[@seanpaulson9098]

@@IsaiahGamers no don't use role='button' on a HTML button tag... that's redundant and will cause problems.

[@adamromero]

This kind of stuff really needs to be more emphasized in learning courses for HTML. Web accessibility is too often an after thought for front end developers, I've been guilty of this too.

[@notbrad4873]

I'm a digital accessibility auditor. The best way to make accessible sites is to follow the HTML spec and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). ARIA is made for UI elements that don't have meaningful syntax native to HTML. The accordion is a good example. ARIA supplements the meaningful information not supplied by native code (there is no tag), so you take an existing HTML element (div or button) and give it new meaning and specify the UI relationships with ARIA (labelledby, role, etc). Hope that makes sense.

[@cal9653]

Worth noting the details / summary elements for accordions, but often you'll make a custom accordion for better transitions etc. so definitely still useful advice.

[@dragosgheceanu9847]

thanks!

[@brianmarwa8320]

I just recently got hired for a position that requires me to make projects accessible and 508 compliant. This video came at the right time....

[@debjanibiswasroy]

Honestly in youtube there are tons of ARIA tutorials and none of them is in this depth. This is exactly what I was looking for...Super helpful.

[@JaimeIniesta]

The way to disable the extension (or enable it again) on a mac is: Control + Command + a + a

[@brittpermien]

Thank you!

[@HoTKreeZy]

Wow... honestly, I've never worked with aria attributes and never really knew how important they are.. thank you, it is really interesting. Bravo!

[@shannavick-morris1092]

Start watching video at 3:26. That is where it starts to answer the question on the topic.

[@erikjansson1790]

I love that you're making content about accessibility as well as UI/UX design. You could solve the accordion issues using only HTML with the and -tags. No script or aria needed. Try it!

[@JAllen-tx3di]

I prefer your approach much more because as a person who uses screen readers and have to teach my students how to use them, the accordion method is too wordy and I would much rather it say "button, list, etc" versus all of the text aria did, it can be confusing when hearing so much feedback. Thank you for giving this example in HTML. ARIA is used only when the HTML semantics isn't available. This video demonstrates why that is so, unintionally. But now I have more clarity.

[@iamtafara]

Love how he says before we begin, halfway through the video.

[@vkoiti]

[@MarkBelain]

OK so bookmarking this video for later, but I'm here because I thought Facebook was using "aria-describedby" to create pop-up descriptions, and I was asking "What is aria-describedby?" Your intro answered the ENTIRETY of my googling journey in just 5 seconds. Even though I'm leaving as soon as your 5 second intro answered my question, kudos to you for clearing something up so well and so fast like that. I PROMISE I will come back to watch the video in full, and soon.

[@microcolonel]

One other thing that you could do is use a element instead of just a button and a paragraph in that expanding thing list. Another nice thing about is that it can be reached with browser search, and is automatically expanded and contracted when you do that. Also, no Javascript is necessary, in browsers from the last decade.

[@marcelomoraes1341]

Great video! We gotta raise some awareness over the web accessibility importance.

[@ozanmuyes]

Thanks for the informative video! One suggestion I can make for @DesignCourse is to minimize dark-to-light switching (and vice versa). It hurt my eyes (no pun intended)

[@GoddessofWarr]

Super vidéo ! J'ai acheté un applaudissement à 2,00 € 👏

[@chukwuemekakingsleyufoegbu263]

Even in a simple symantic html demonstration your UI still looks elegant. Would definitely enroll for your UI course when am able to raise the money.

[@AndrewPoole-h6m]

Great video! I already passed it along to my workmates. So clear and concise. Thanks!

[@cram6916]

Thanks for the Alt+Shift+(A x2) shortcut The reader says "Chrome Vox is now inactive" but it continues to read anything I mouse over or click. It lies to me! :D

[@a-girl-has-no-name]

After being in this field for three years I had this sudden idea of looking up what the hell aria was because every one was using it, and I was just annoyed with these attributes that were everywhere and made no sense to me. Now I am embarrassed but glad that I got to know what they are. Thanks for this tutorial! It's so bad that these important points are not touched upon during the foundation learning of html.

[@parthkumarchaudhary]

Very Useful information. Now i understand why Bootstrap use "ARIA" attribute in their Development. Thanks Gery for great information. You added very important thing to my library.

[@Mr.samomar]

this is why I'm here

[@Frankslaboratory]

New video, great! Most websites ignore ARIA, even in the company where I work. You can't even checkout without mouse :D

[@arthura.kupriyanov4667]

I love this ending music :) Good job, bro!

[@Niallphillips]

At the start you add a semantic 'nav' instead of just using role but it gives the same result. Whats the difference if it gives the same result?

[@jomesias]

So Aria reads the css data attribute and uses the speech utterance library to speak the description?

[@DesignCourse]

ARIA reads html markup along with associated attributes and presents it as an audio-based UI.

[@jomesias]

DesignCourse thanks for your reply! Its looking... err sounding awesome! 😆😆🎉🎉

[@mascatrails661]

I don't understand why you added the aria-controls and aria-labeledby. These didn't seem to affect the screen reader at all...

[@MeinDeutschkurs]

Thank you very much. This demo was eye opening! ❤

[@elmalleable]

how i wish i watched this one day before an interview, i totally almost forgot nav and aside when i was asked about semantic html. Thanks Gary, you help make the web a better place

[@bathulanagendra4621]

Nice video.Inspiring to do some work related to blind people's.appreciating your concern about blind people.Gud work.

[@ravikirangundala4257]

Hi, I have a problem like, after selecting any option from combo box, screen reader announcing as "combo box option collapsed required", but I need a custom message like "option selected combo box collapsed required" how can I achieve this. Please help me out from this problem.

[@ReactWithSamwize]

What camera are you using for your recording, its too clean😃

[@entertainmentmedia8298]

Why always skipped text for me(heading paragaraph) only jump to button, link or input fields.

[@sovereignlivingsoul]

thanks for the intro on aria, i try to implment aria in my designs, it's one of those things you need to outline pror to actual coding, in my case anyway.

[@TheFeelGoodKid]

Very good vid. Have you anymore videos or courses on web accessibility?

[@ob5804]

Everything is the same as in Gary's, but how do I get to the text, it is clear with the mouse, circles the text and reads it, and with the tab, only to the next button (item), but not to the text (

[@anandhakumar8898]

After expanded the first row, now I click the second row the first row should automatically collapse and second row become expanded . What should I do for that?

[@MZ-uv3sr]

To disable plug in Shift Alt AA (once I turned it on it was hard to hear the video for these instructions) Windows desktop

[@balajisv4052]

how come without any key event listener, on enter press, it is getting expanded?

[@mojtabavahdati7648]

Your voice sounds like a screen reader's voice too! :) Thanks man!

[@LearnFrontendNow]

Great accessibility video and that outro tune ❤️

[@alex-suciu]

do you have a full tutorial for accessibility?

[@SirSajjad]

Keep up producing useful tutorials. All the best. Helpful to understand ARIA.

[@AugerHybrid]

But how I'm able to focus on text element revealed to get reader to say it?

[@lequientlewis1937]

I pressed Shift + Alt + A.A , but it's still active 🙃

[@conaxlearn8566]

Same for me. Guess that's the real reason for low rating.

[@brittpermien]

What is the Mac key combo to quickly turn Vox on and off? Thanks!

[@oudoulj]

Watch out: there's a typo at 10:14 This should be aria-labelledby with 2 L

[@engineerlawalhamzatademola4267]

Could you please make more videos like this on accessibility?

[@MZ-uv3sr]

I turned it off like he said, and then it kept telling me it was inactive. Less than 5 minutes and i'm ready to de-install it but don't see it with the other extensions omg.

[@victorstone3720]

this was really helpful! Thank you so much👍🏽

[@snakone]

thanks Angular cares about ARIA i learned what was it and why exist

[@carolinaborges5467]

Amigo, podes por o css ? obrigada.

[@TheUnOriginalsAdda]

Thank you for the information you provide. its really helps me lot

[@leogarza5022]

VERY USEFUL! Awesome Content!!!

[@minamulhaq]

FF comes with built-in ScreenReader

[@kuhaniresti]

Im implementing this in my javascript framework

[@NorthOfDark]

thank you for covering this.

[@josepharmstrong5852]

what band is that hard-rock you always have as an outro?

[@DesignCourse]

It's from audiojungle.com, I bought it a long time ago, no clue who it was from 😂

[@conaxlearn8566]

Shift+Alt A A doesn't work for me. 😢

[@hannaaverkamp-peters149]

Great content! Thank you so much for this :)

[@rebehayan]

Wow.. sooo cooll~~ How is different ChromeVox, NVDA, JAWS??

[@adityamishra7711]

What if someone's like Helen Keller, I don't think they would put braile or sign languages... Goes to show that accessibility is just a game nerds love to play ...

[@GiammaCarioca]

Great video! More of that please!

When it came to e-books, i liked pdfs better than epubs. Now I like e-pubs better because edge browser can read them. So e-pubs = audio books :)

[@andreas_arvidsson]

Nice video and music :D

[@vikinggeorge7007]

When I saw aria, I was thinking about opera aria in Italian. Why not just call it a11y?

[@valoricDe]

Are you aware of a similar extension for firefox?

[@fh3r3]

thanks bro, very clear,

[@6644guilherme]

I always tought was because the font family and was confused until watched this video

[@juliohintze595]

Great content! Btw, your outro music kinda doesn't fit with the video, imo lol

[@DesignCourse]

I'm a rocker, I can't help it!

[@I_Lemaire]

Yeah, Julio. Get punked!

[@ahnmebnsina381]

awesome tutorial :-)

[@MrFckingninja]

GUYS! What can i use on LINUX UBUNTU as a screen reader? THANKS ! :)

[@chrisleighton6289]

Orca

[@bulp9893]

Cool stuff ❤

[@josephmbimbi]

Thank you for the vidoe, but you talking over the chrome box (or vice versa) is quite annoying. When you have something to say, wait until it is finished, don't do any action or disable it

[@abhishreymittal]

The thumbnail looks justified... Got that?😅

[@mohamedelidrissi2839]

Epic intro

[@aniketkambli]

source code?

[@robertsakurai]

If you are not yet convinced you should use this here is the answer: The Legal implications for not having an accesible website in some countries are big

[@자시엘-l1s]

Why are commodities like ordering pizza held to the same tier as disabled parking and wheelchair ramps???

[@chrisleighton6289]

because in a quality community people with special needs or who are disabled are allowed to eat. Do you have an argument why pizza should be at a lower quality than wheelchair ramps?

[@easywin775]

[@princebillygrahamkarmoker2122]

Hawkeye from avengers started to make coding tutorial 😂

[@ru2979]

This is definitely not the video if you haven"t heard of ARIA and want to get a head start.

[@_rachid]

Thank you

[@rudrapratapsinha8880]

good video

[@basith237]

Nice 👍👍

[@davidfitcher2953]

What are we doing?

[@brunnosilva2668]

OK, so basically we're going to build our thing normally and then make it screen reader friendly in the parts that aren't so clean for people using it....

[@kakyoin4535]

Awesomeee

[@yugsoni2603]

Thanks

[@ExplodeingchildYAY]

Ummm uhhh excuses me ummm my name is Aria 💀💀💀💀

[@meatyt3296]

Wait,, this isn't Minecraft music

[@rickcode22]

Shit + Alt (cmd) + A A - doesn't turn this off.

[@JohnSmith-zl8rz]

You don't let the voice over talk! everytime that voice over is on, you talk!

[@privacyvalued4134]

Yup! He does seem to let it speak separately more freuqently later on in the video. He's probably used to doing all the talking in his videos and is just doing it as a reflex action.

[@BhupendraSingh-bj4uf]

n here you look like Tintin

[@cynthiacarlson3670]

Why does this guy looks like HAWKEYE ?

[@unknownman5296]

ddf

[@brucearmstrong5536]

that thumb nail was dirty

[@kristinludlowUX]

That Chrome plugin is horrible. No easy way to turn off or on.

[@babakfp]

14 min video and you didn't really teach anything😐👌

[@DesignCourse]

Well, look at the likes to dislikes and the 99% positive comments. What else did I do if I didn't offer something of value?

[@babakfp]

​ @DesignCourse I don't care about the likes or comments. Oh, I just read the title of the video. So, it's not a tutorial. Sorry, my bad❤.

[@babakfp]

"What is ARIA & Why it's Important to Use!" You didn't just explain it, you also showed it, so well done.

[@babakfp]

"ARIA HTML Tutorial" OMG

[@ArtcodEAscetik]

started well until this f*** advertising...

[@imtanuki4106]

visually impaired....