Access Matters

Test case for Quiz 1.1.9: TITLES everwhere?

This test case includes a collection of elements, all of which include a TITLE attribute. The prupose is to determine which TITLE attributes are displayed, and which are spoken by assistive technology. Every element on this page has a TITLE attribute.

Big text, small text, strong text, emphasized text, and spanned text. Then, we have a ^superscript and of course, a _subscript

A level 3 heading.

1. A simple numbered list item.

• A simple non-numbered list item.

Definition term

This definition includes an ACRONYM and an abbreviation too.

The defining instance of a term

Immediately following is an image with descriptive ALT text and TITLE text too, wrapped inside a link.

A link standing by itself.

A block quotation.

A citation A short quotation
Some code .- -... -.-. -.. . ..-.

	Preformatted text

Sample text
Teletype or monospaced text
(tfel ot thgir) Bidirectional overide
ins - inserted text
kbd- text to be entered by user
var - a variable or program argument

Fieldset legend

Input label:
Checkbox label: Check 1
Radio button label:
Radio 1
Radio 2
Select label:
select 1 select 2 select 3 select 4 select 5 select 6
Textarea label:
button

Caption for a very simple table

head 1	head 2
Table foot
table cell	table cell

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Respond to the original question in the Access Matters blog. Please tell us:

• The screen reader used for this test
• The screen reader's version
• Did anything unusual or unexpected happen in the browser?
• Where appropriate, the browser type and version.