plexiglass by Madalyn Parker
This add-on is meant to help web developers challenge themselves to manually test their pages for accessibility. It adds options to turn off mouse interactions and add an opaque overlay to pages to encourage keyboard and screen reader testing.
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By installing plexiglass on a page, you can still see the page without being able to "touch" it with a mouse.
With mouse interactions turned off, you can challenge yourself to navigate pages using only the keyboard. With the screen overlay on, you will have to rely on a screen reader to use the page (NOTE: this works best on Windows).
This add-on is inspired by Marcy Sutton's no-mouse-days library.
With mouse interactions turned off, you can challenge yourself to navigate pages using only the keyboard. With the screen overlay on, you will have to rely on a screen reader to use the page (NOTE: this works best on Windows).
This add-on is inspired by Marcy Sutton's no-mouse-days library.
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- Version
- 1.0
- Size
- 15.05 KB
- Last updated
- 5 years ago (Jan 9, 2020)
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- Mozilla Public License 2.0
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