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Sarah L. Fossheim :they_them: (fossheim@queer.garden)'s status on Thursday, 14-Sep-2023 18:18:48 JST Sarah L. Fossheim :they_them:

In 2020 I wrote about the (quite bad) state of the dataviz accessibility of the US presidential result dashboards. Norway had elections this week, so you know what that means...
📣😎 I finally wrote something again! Good, bad, and interesting examples of the state of dataviz accessibility in the Norwegian media:
https://fossheim.io/writing/posts/dataviz-accessibility-review-norwegian-elections-2023/
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1. A list of cities, each of them visualising the proportion of mandates each party received there, with the majority coalition highlighted everywhere. Underneath is a screenshot of how VoiceOver announced this: (annoying alt text ahead) "Link, heading level 3, Bergen, 49.2% counted party name party name party name party name party name party name party name party name party name party name party name party name"
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  Dataviz accessibility review: what we can learn from the Norwegian 2023 election graphs by Sarah L. Fossheim
  
  from Dataviz accessibility review: what we can learn from the Norwegian 2023 election graphs by Sarah L. Fossheim
  
  Now that Norway had its local elections, it's time for a closer look at the dataviz accessibility of the graphs used in the Norwegian media. Earlier this week the Norwegian news NRK reported that none of the Norwegian municipalities were conforming to web accessibility requirements, so I was definitely curious how the different charts would perform.

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