Simplified accessibility tests

This is a small collection of accessibility tests I've put together for specific projects. There is much better documentation out on the web. But you may find these useful, as they generally lack javascript and significant css to check validation and interactions.

Tests

• Forms
  • Using ARIA to fix a table-based form layout
  • Make your forms more semantic
  • Prefilled inputs for testing cursor insert on focus
  • HTML5 Form types - HTML5 form types as announced by VoiceOver on iPhone 4S (YouTube)
  • Hidden radio button labels
  • Inserting images into buttons
  • Marking up invalid form inputs
  • Using fieldset instead of label for defining a radio set
  • Pre-selecting and requiring radio buttons
  • Radio group split into two sets
  • Test wrapped and connected labels and text inputs
• ARIA
  • Using aria-description
  • Pointing to a hidden element with aria-describedby
  • Using aria-disabled on blocks of content
  • Using ARIA on a form input
  • Using ARIA hidden attribute
  • ARIA role = button with image
  • Invalid form inputs with role="alert"
  • ARIA progress bar
• Skip link that appears on focus
• Visibility Animation
• Using a tfoot within a data table
• Using CSS3 Speak and other methods to force a screen reader to announce the digits in a string.
• Is JAWS ignoring display:none on a section?
• Using multiple languages
• What works with a spacebar?
• testing alt attribute with no value
• Simplified list and using the sibling selector
• Display:contents stripping semantics