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A plea like, "it’s time to consider who is being left out by the web’s aesthetic," is likely sending the wrong message. Some designers are going to interpret t
by II2II 9y ago
A plea like, "it’s time to consider who is being left out by the web’s aesthetic," is likely sending the wrong message. Some designers are going to interpret that as a plea to make websites accessible at the cost of aesthetics, and solidify their own stance. It would probably be better to present how accessible designs can improve their designs.
- JadeNB 9y ago> Some designers are going to interpret that as a plea to make websites accessible at the cost of aesthetics, and solidify their own stance. Is that such a terrible thing? HN seems to me highly accessible and not terribly aesthetically tuned, and it's one of my favourite sites to visit, purely from a navigational viewpoint.