Results for “Accessible structure”
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Validate a simple C-style ASCII identifier
C: Check the first character separately from subsequent characters and reject empty input.
C✓ Tested
Write and read typed binary fields
Java: Data streams use a matching write/read order and fixed encodings for Java primitive values.
Java✓ Tested
Write object records to a CSV file
PowerShell: Export-Csv uses property names as headers and quotes values when needed.
PowerShell✓ Tested
Add semantic page landmarks
Identify the header, navigation, main content and footer with semantic HTML.
HTML✓ Tested
Associate a label with an input
Give an HTML text input an accessible name using for and id.
HTML✓ Tested
Create a compressed tar archive
Bundle a directory into a gzip-compressed tar archive, preserving the directory structure.
tar✓ Tested
Create an ordered list
Represent a sequence of steps using an HTML ordered list.
HTML✓ Tested
Describe an object with an interface
Require named fields on a reusable object shape.
interface✓ Tested
Draw a basic rectangle on a labeled canvas
HTML: Canvas requires script to draw pixels; provide alternative content and an accessible label.
HTML✓ Tested
Keep a label available without occupying visible layout space
CSS: A clipped one-pixel label remains the input’s accessible name.
CSS✓ Tested
Name a meaningful image with alternative text
HTML: Alt supplies an accessible text alternative describing the image’s purpose.
HTML✓ Tested
Name an icon button
Give a button containing only a symbol an accessible name.
HTML✓ Tested