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It seems that more public pressure on Apple might make a difference here.
by leoc 8y ago
It seems that more public pressure on Apple might make a difference here.
- miki123211 8y agoNo no no. Public pressure doesn't work that way. If you make public pressure, Apple will fix the few isues the public was outraged about and leave the invisible rest untouched. That's "marketing accessibility". The impressive, very visible and not that useful stuff is usually accessible, the invisible nitty gritty details of some settings dialog burried deep in the application that you suddenly need aren't. Even if it is accessible, this kind of accessibility done because of regulation or marketing can be horrible, see Google Docs. Is it useful? yes. Is it extremely verbose, speaking too much when the user does not need or want it? Yes. Is it completely unlike what blind people are used to? Also yes. I can elaborate more and provide examples if interested.