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  1. Glossary

    inert attribute

    … generally cannot be focused, and the browser does not expose them to accessibility APIs. MDN sums up the effect on the accessibility tree: the region drops out of the tab order and out of th …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › inert
  2. Glossary

    Market Surveillance & Penalties Under the BaFG

    Market surveillance of digital accessibility under the Austrian Accessibility Act (BaFG) has been the responsibility of the Sozialministeriumservice (Upper Austria regional office) since the …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › bafg-marktueberwachung-sanktionen
  3. Glossary

    Microenterprise Exemption under the EAA/BaFG

    The microenterprise exemption in the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and the Austrian Accessibility Act (BaFG) covers businesses with fewer than 10 employees whose annual turnover does not …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › eaa-bafg-kleinstunternehmen-ausnahme
  4. Glossary

    Tabindex

    The tabindex attribute controls the order in which elements receive focus via the tab key, and it is essential for accessible interfaces because many people navigate by keyboard alone – rele …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › tabindex
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    VideoObject (schema.org)

    The schema.org type VideoObject marks up video content in structured form, with a title, description, thumbnail, duration and publication date for example, and thereby makes video rich resul …

    glossar › strukturierte-daten › video-object
  6. Glossary

    WCAG

    The WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) are the internationally recognised W3C guidelines for accessible web content; across three conformance levels (A, AA, AAA) they define how dig …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › wcag
  7. Glossary

    Accessible PDFs

    An accessible PDF is tagged with a correct reading order, contains alternative text for images and holds real, selectable text rather than scanned images of text, so that screen readers can …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › pdf-barrierefreiheit
  8. Glossary

    Target Size (Minimum Size for Clickable Elements, WCAG 2.2)

    WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.5.8 “Target Size (Minimum)”, at level AA, requires clickable or tappable elements to measure at least 24×24 CSS pixels, unless an exception applies, such as inli …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › wcag-zielgroesse
  9. Glossary

    Visually Hidden Text (sr-only)

    Visually hidden text is content that screen readers can access but that stays invisible on screen. It gives controls without a visible label the context sighted people read from the layout …

    glossar › digitale-barrierefreiheit › sr-only