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> For the same reason we build features in websites that work for blind people (aria tags everywhere), disabled people (accessible buttons), people who speak di
by thinkxl 9y ago
> For the same reason we build features in websites that work for blind people (aria tags everywhere), disabled people (accessible buttons), people who speak different languages (i18n), VIM users (GMail keyboard shortcuts), etc.
From a comment below.
- linkmotif 9y agoGreat counter example, thank you. Accompdating people with disabilities is totally worth it though imo, as an example of a very minor cohort that's not all about percentages.
- 52-6F-62 9y agoAgreed. Before reading further down I commented on another response with a similar message.
- lokedhs 9y agoI use Vimium in Chrome to be able to use the keyboard to navigate web pages. Gmail in particular conflicts with this by implementing its own keyboard shortcuts that interfere with my workflow. Some people may like it, but I'm just saying that it's not a feature that isn't disliked by some people.