Accessible Charts Done Right: Myth or Reality
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Accessible charts are possible and practical: use SVG with explicit roles and concise descriptions, add per-markup focusability via tabindex="0" and announce elements with aria-describedby, or hide a parallel data table with the visually-hidden pattern and proper scope headers so screen readers read rows reliably. Add a skip link to jump over dense charts, offer CSV/XLS downloads, and test with VoiceOver on Chrome. For heavy pages consider server-rendering charts to HTML strings to avoid shipping large D3 bundles and long load times.
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