Thanks for your detailed response. The good news with ARIA is that the documentation for ultra-popular Bootstrap 3 includes ARIA support. That's one of the re

Thanks for your detailed response. The good news with ARIA is that the documentation for ultra-popular Bootstrap 3 includes ARIA support. That's one of the reasons I asked the HTML5 question. Also, reading your post inspired me to see what's out there for Bootstrap, and I found a very cool toolkit from Paypal[1] that makes Bootstrap's accessibility even better. Good point about non-native toolkits, although in this day and age using anything other than Qt is extremely painful unless you're targeting a single platform. As popular as Qt is, some association for visually impaired people should take that up as a challenge. I do seem to recall that Qt5 has made some major progress in terms of accessibility, and also that many of their official guides address the issue explicitly. 1. https://www.paypal-engineering.com/2014/01/28/bootstrap-accessibility-plugin-making-the-popular-web-development-framework-better/ https://www.paypal-engineering.com/2014/01/28/bootstrap-acce...