Flex 3, accessibility, and custom components.
May9
Flex 3 makes accessibility for the standard components quite easy. However, when creating ActionScript custom visual components, things get, well, murky. I haven’t found too many posts at all about this out there, so I’m going to document the work that I am doing right now, so that myself and others could possibly benefit from it later on.
Here are the links I have found so far. I’ll post more of my discoveries as I am able.
Creating Accessible Applications – Adobe
Accessible Rich Internet Applications using Dreamweaver CS3 and Flash CS3
Lin Lin: Flex 2 and Accessibility
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