2012
Démonstration d'un menu déroulant accessible au clavier et à la souris
Cette démonstration correspond à la fiche "Menus déroulants" de la notice d'accessibilité interfaces riches et JavaScript du projet AcceDe Web.
Using HTML5 and Javascript to Deliver Text-Based Audio Descriptions | WGBH/NCAM
IBM Research-Tokyo recently partnered with NCAM to research ways to deliver online audio descriptions via text-to-speech (TTS) methods, rather than using human recordings. IBM and NCAM explored two approaches which exploit new HTML5 media elements as well as Javascript and TTML
Notices [AcceDe Web]
2011
timesheets.js
The goal of this project is to rely on declarative W3C standards (namely, SMIL Timing and SMIL Timesheets) to synchronize HTML content. These demos rely purely on our Timesheet Scheduler: 100% declarative and standard-based, no specific JavaScript code is used.
Analyzing Network Characteristics Using JavaScript And The DOM, Part 1 - Smashing Coding
by 1 otherAs Web developers, we have an affinity for developing with JavaScript. Whatever the language used in the back end, JavaScript and the browser are the primary language-platform combination available at the user’s end. It has many uses, ranging from silly to experience-enhancing.
An accessible, keyboard friendly custom select menu | 456 Berea Street
by 1 otherAnd finally a reminder: Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
OCTO talks ! » Charger des fichiers javascript de façon performante
l’importance de la performance dans les applications web : Quelques points de performance feront la différence entre une expérience réussie et une application perçue négativement par ses utilisateurs
Punkchip | Why we should support users with no Javascript
The 2010 WebAIM Screen Reader Survey found that only 1.6% of screenreader users have no Javascript when browsing (compared to 10.4% the previous year) so that argument is wearing thin.
2010
Javascript non-intrusif : le débat | nota-bene.org
Personne ne sait précisément ce qu’est le « JavaScript non-intrusif » ou « unobtrusive JavaScript ». Allez poser la question sur un forum de développeurs web francophone, et sur un forum anglophone, ça va être sport.