About UIX Accessibility Modes

ADF UIX provides three levels of accessibility support:

Default mode: By default UIX generates HTML code that is accessible to disabled users.
Screen reader mode: UIX generates HTML code that is optimized for the use of screen readers. This facilitates disabled users, but may degrade the output for regular users.
Inaccessible mode: UIX removes all code that does not affect sighted users. This optimization reduces the size of the generated HTML. The application, however, is no longer accessible to disabled users.

You can set an accessibility mode by defining a value for the <accessibility-mode> element in the UIX configuration file (uix-config.xml) . The acceptable values are: default, screenReader, and inaccessible. For example:

<accessibility-mode>inaccessible</accessibility-mode>

For details about the elements used in UIX configuration, see " UIX Configuration" of the UIX Element Reference. For information about configuration, refer to the ADF UIX Developer's Guide.