I'm trying to figure out a solution for accessible and responsive design for large data tables. Has anyone done any actual user testing with assistive tech users?

Right now we have prioritized the display of a few columns by default and the other dozen is available for display via a control. We're going with a plain Jane approach of just laying out the table that is scrollable by both x and y axis if the user decided to display all columns. This can get a bit unweildy for tablets or smaller.

@Pdxd filamentgroup.com/lab/tablesaw.html

@Pdxd I was going to suggest something similar to that. Good resource

Cool, it does look like it meets our needs. We'll take a deeper look. I've sent that to our fed.

The tamagotchi thing is cute. Seems like it's in a constant state of panic though. Not enough users playing it maybe?

yeah it is a team event (it's possible to solo but took almost 800 turns)