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It matters for accessibility. Marking up headers as headers, lists as lists, etc. is valuable for people using assistive technology like screen readers. If thi
by mkozlows 11y ago
It matters for accessibility. Marking up headers as headers, lists as lists, etc. is valuable for people using assistive technology like screen readers.
If this post were phrased as "web developers don't know accessibility" it would be obviously true and uncontroversial. Unfortunately.