Questions answered in the panel will be: 1. What is the problem with JavaScript widgets?
2. Which features are supported by browsers and assistive technologies?
3. What is the use case for ARIA?
4. What is the relationship between ARIA and Desktop Accessibility APIs?
5. Does ARIA break web pages on current browsers?
6. Does it validate?
7. JavaScript? I thought it's about HTML attributes? Isn't JavaScript evil for screen readers?
8. Is there a JavaScript toolkit which provides ARIA support for free?
9. Does ARIA require the use of namespaces, which are not available in text/html?
10. Is ARIA only for Web 2.0 applications, or can it enhance Flash RIAs as well?

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ARIA in large corporate websites is easy, because we built them. ;-) Otherwise Google and Yahoo! and all the other good people are adopting it pretty fast, so chances are high you will have some ARIA as soon as you implement YUI/dojo/jQuery.

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