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Goodies menu on Maskimora's website showing six cards (slightly skewing on hover) with a symbol for each card. The first card leads to the 3D models section and shows a 3D cube that scales up when hovered, second is an infinite bouncy ball animation for the animations section. The third is a very stylised mountain on a sheet of paper and a brush (moving on hover). The following music, photos, and sounds sections only slightly change color or skew on hover and have respective symbols (music notes, polaroids, megaphone).
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Short video. A narrator asks: Never tried text to speech? In the real PipPal Pro app a paragraph about Nine Men's Morris is selected, key caps Win, Shift and R light up as the narrator says them, and under a label PipPal is reading the app reads the first sentence aloud with captions while its reader panel highlights each word. Then: First time? It tells you. The app's first-run window shows PipPal Pro is ready to read locally and a local voice check with Hotkey: Win+Shift+R, and the app's own voice says, with captions: Select text anywhere, then press Win plus Shift plus R. End card: PipPal Pro, Get it on the Microsoft Store.
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Windows screen: a paragraph is read aloud by PipPal Pro, and the mouse clicks the reader panel buttons for restart, pause, play and next sentence.
Seven-slide carousel on accessibility in Quarto. The cover asks "Can everyone read what you publish?" and says Quarto covers more of it than most people use, while slides need one more step. Slide 01, marked NATIVE, shows axe: true under format html: when you preview, the browser lists every accessibility problem with its WCAG level, for HTML, Reveal.js, and dashboards. Slide 02, NATIVE, shows pdf-standard: ua-1 under format typst, tagging headings, reading order, and metadata; LaTeX takes ua-2, and veraPDF checks each render. Slide 03, NATIVE, shows the fig-alt code cell option and accessible highlighting themes. Slide 04, marked GAP, says Reveal.js has no skip link, no landmarks, no slide-change announcement, and a viewport that blocks zoom. Slide 05 shows Reveal.js A11y added with revealjs-plugins. The last slide recaps the four YAML lines and gives the install command.
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