Understanding tabindex: Best Practices for Accessible Web Design

Managing keyboard focus is a critical part of building accessible websites and applications. One of the most common ways to control focus is through the tabindex attribute. However, incorrect use can harm accessibility instead of improving it. This guide explains how and when to use tabindex=”0″ and tabindex=”1″ (or other positive values). tabindex=”0″ Definition: Inserts […]

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Add new aria attribute

Installation center -> Advanced options -> Blocks configurations Explanation:Aria attribute is a value that can be set for the specified HTML elements to improve their accessibility (enhance for people with disabilities the web content/web apps and especially JavaScript code).Aria attribute modifies incorrect or incomplete code to create a better experience for those using AT by […]

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Add new tabindex

Installation center -> Advanced options -> Blocks configurations 1. Add new tabindexExplanation:The “Tabindex” attribute is used in HTML to set rules related to principles of elements focusing. With the help of tabindex, you can allow or prevent elements from being sequentially focusable during the keyboard navigation (by pressing the button “Tab”) and determine their relative […]

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Add Selectors for Menus with Dropdown Submenus

Sometimes, dropdown submenus are not accessible via keyboard tab navigation. To improve this: This action will make dropdown submenus more accessible, allowing for smoother navigation throughout the site for users utilizing screen readers or keyboard navigation.

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Automatic Detection of the Current Language

Our system supports multiple languages and automatically identifies the website’s language based on the HTML language tag. To use this feature: Proper language detection significantly enhances site accessibility for users speaking different languages.

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Data Table Accessibility

Pluro automatically identifies and corrects tables within your website that are not accessible to people with disabilities. Here’s how to enable this feature: Once activated, the system will automatically scan your site’s tables and adjust their accessibility to comply with the necessary hierarchy. By default, the option “Data table accessibility” is deactivated (the checkbox is […]

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Accessibility statement link. 

The user can enter a link to their accessibility statement page The link will appear in the Pluro accessibility component and open the link in a new window If no link is entered, the system automatically links the button to the accessibility statement on the pluro website   add link

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Landmarks

Landmarks provide a powerful way to identify the organization and structure of a web page. The structural information conveyed visually to users should be represented programmatically in the markup using landmark roles. The use of landmarks roles supports keyboard navigation to the structure of a web page for screen reader users and can be used […]

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Site Settings

Table of Contents 1. “Settings” page 2. Custom blocks 3. Skip blocks 4. Skip site navigator 5. Exclude element 6. Main menu 7. Adding a Title to your Links 8. Sidebar 9. Show Help Text 10. Use Adaptive Contrast 11. Social Titles 12. Activate Screen Reader Blocks 13. Add New Tooltip 14. Add New Alt […]

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