2008
ARIA: Accessible Rich Internet Applications - MDC
by 1 otherARIA, formerly known as DHTML accessibility, is a standard being developed at W3C - World Wide Web Consortium
2006
Juicy Studio: Making Ajax Work with Screen Readers
by 8 othersThe accessibility community is understandably concerned about the accessibility of client-side scripting, in particular using Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) to produce Rich Internet Applications. Steve Faulkner of Vision Australia and founder member of the Web Accessibility Tools Consortium (WAT-C) and myself on behalf of The Paciello Group (TPG) have collaborated in an effort to come up with techniques to make Ajax and other client-side scripting techniques accessible to assistive technology.
Developing Ajax Applications That Preserve Standard Browser Functionality
by 2 others (via)a few critical voices have pointed out that Ajax applications break several important browser features, including support for the back/forward button
DOM Scripting: Hijax
by 1 other (via)it must degrade well. It must still be accessible. It must be usable. If not, it is a cool useless piece of rubbish for some or many people
2005
Particletree · The Hows and Whys of Degradable Ajax
by 6 otherswe decided that we wanted to create a flawless user experience for all users without having to sacrifice the added user interface benefits provided by Ajax goodness
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