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No. And can we please stop talking about "graceful degradation" and start talking about "progressive enhancement"? If accessibility isn't your first concern, yo
by stan_rogers 16y ago
No. And can we please stop talking about "graceful degradation" and start talking about "progressive enhancement"? If accessibility isn't your first concern, you're doing something wrong (with some obvious exceptions -- building an online image editor for the blind is probably taking the accessibility thing a bit too far).
- chc 16y agoIf accessibility is a higher priority than quality or even getting the product finished, you're doing something wrong. Losing accessibility is bad, but having something people don't want to access is worse.
- weixiyen 16y agoI want to agree with you, but then again Target got sued over this: http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2008/08/29/target-settles-accessibility-lawsuit-for-6-million/ http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2008/08/29/target-settles-acc...
- AndyKelley 16y agoOh my god that's horrible! Next they're going to get sued because they're not donating to research aimed at improving blind people's vision. Some of the comments on that article make me want to cry.