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Meta-data can be embedded to describe and categorize content. But accessibility is usually not a goal for many "office productivity" applications (per my domain
by tabtab 8y ago
Meta-data can be embedded to describe and categorize content. But accessibility is usually not a goal for many "office productivity" applications (per my domain-specific standards suggestion). Usage of DOM alone does not guarantee accessibility either.
As far as Qt, while it may be a good starting point, I don't think direct C++ calls is practical. Some intermediate markup or declarative language should be formed around it: a declarative wrapper around Qt.
- mwcampbell 8y ago> accessibility is usually not a goal for many "office productivity" applications I think I might be misunderstanding you. Are you saying accessibility is usually not a goal for the kind of applications that people need to be able to use to do their jobs?
- tabtab 8y agoI believe there's a reasonable limit to how adaptable workplace software has to be to those with poor vision, etc.
- int_19h 8y ago> Some intermediate markup or declarative language should be formed around it: a declarative wrapper around Qt. QML is exactly that.