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Modern JS frameworks haven't abandoned accessibility. Developers (by choice or by ignorance) are simply not using accessibility features, which is not much diff
by Can_Not 9y ago
Modern JS frameworks haven't abandoned accessibility. Developers (by choice or by ignorance) are simply not using accessibility features, which is not much different than before JS frameworks. If you're looking for the actual cause and not a cheap scapegoat, it's lack of training and/or MVP culture. Businesses are pushing more and more for getting a prototype out the door and less and less for a quality product.
- stephengillie 9y agoIs there a guide to this which is easily accessible to developers? Are there some quick pointers to make a basic HTML site more friendly to differently-accessing users?
- ams6110 9y agoTest it in a text-mode browser such as lynx, or w3m. If it's usable/readable there, it will probably be fine in a acreen reader, braille, whatever.