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Navigate Chrome DevTools With Assistive Technology
A guide on navigating Chrome DevTools using assistive technology like screen readers.
Removing ::shadow and /deep/ in Chrome 63
Say goodbye to shadow-piercing CSS selectors.
HowTo: Components – howto-checkbox
Accessibility for teams
How to incorporate accessibility into your team's process.
HowTo: Components – howto-tabs
HowTo: Components – howto-tooltip
HowTo: Components – Overview
"HowTo: Components"
How To Do an Accessibility Review
How to review your site for accessibility issues.
DOM Order Matters
The importance of the default DOM order
Introduction to Focus
Overview of screen focus in accessibility
Using tabindex
Modifying the DOM order with tabindex
Accessibility
Improving accessibility for web pages
Removing Headaches from Focus Management
The 'sequential focus navigation starting point' feature defines where we start to search for focusable elements for sequential focus navigation ([Tab] or [Shift-Tab]) when there is no focused area. It's especially helpful for accessibility features like skip links and managing focus in the document.
Controlling Font Performance with font-display
The new font-display descriptor for @font-face lets developers decide how their web fonts will render (or fallback), depending on how long it takes for them to load.
CSS Variables: Why Should You Care?
CSS variables, more accurately known as CSS custom properties, are landing in Chrome 49. They can be useful for reducing repetition in CSS, and also for powerful runtime effects like theme switching and potentially extending/polyfilling future CSS features.
Chrome Dev Summit 2014: Let's build some apps with Polymer!
Building apps, the Polymer way.
Chrome Dev Summit 2014: Polymer - State of the Union
The state of the Polymer Union.