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Definitely a +1 for the image descriptions. This is a pleasure to read with a screen reader. I haven't seen a website doing such a great job in ages. No one, ex
by miki123211 7y ago
Definitely a +1 for the image descriptions. This is a pleasure to read with a screen reader. I haven't seen a website doing such a great job in ages. No one, except the BBC (which sucks at accessibility in other ways) and accessibility focused websites really does that. This guy deserves so much respect for this.
- lukasb 7y agoI wouldn't have known about them if you hadn't posted. Kind of a bummer Chrome doesn't show alt text on hover any more.
- zerker2000 7y agoI think the one shown on hover is `title` text?
- kevingrahl 7y agoWebDev here, this is correct.
- Iv 7y agoTake note, UI designers: In same crucial areas, you are far behind people writing HTML by hand.
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- tomjakubowski 7y agoI don't know where you get the idea there's a significant difference between these groups with respect to their attention to accessibility.
- Iv 7y agoMy experience is that accessibility to a site is inversely proportional to the amount of JS it contains. And UI designers love having a lot of JS...
- codemac 7y agoJoey probably uses ikiwiki, I imagine.
- joeyh 7y agoI have blind friends. So.