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That notice is typically in the footer, and a screen reader will reach the nav-bar before mentioning the TOS notice. Even for sighted people, the notice is oft
by gnud 10y ago
That notice is typically in the footer, and a screen reader will reach the nav-bar before mentioning the TOS notice.
Even for sighted people, the notice is often easy to miss - and this is by design.
- esrauch 10y agoIt's by design because the vast majority of people don't care about that information and it makes the website worse for them to have a big ToS banner at the top of your page. I don't think many websites have a secret ToS that they hope you won't read, I think most of them don't even know what their own ToS say. I signed my lease on a site with an explicit checkmark for ToS that said I agreed I would only use exactly IE7 to use their site.
- cookiecaper 10y agoWhich is plenty amusing, until one of those companies is suing you in a court of law for violating said ToS.