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Bummer that you're being down voted as it is a legitimate concern. Someone will eventually have to decide at what point a website has to be accessible, ie minim
by iamtheworstdev 7y ago
Bummer that you're being down voted as it is a legitimate concern. Someone will eventually have to decide at what point a website has to be accessible, ie minimum views, minimum ad revenue or goods sold, etc.
And the lower that bar is then the higher the barrier to entry for a web presence for anyone.
- ken 7y agoOr it means people should use better tools. Making HTML easy for screen readers isn’t exactly difficult. It works by default! Developers add complexity which breaks it only by choice.
- Spivak 7y ago"You are required by law to make you site usable by an entire class of almost entirely proprietary 3rd party software with widely varying quality and features and who will definitely not take advantage of the fact that every major site has to legally be compatible with them." There is the accessibility standard but is Domino's on the hook when it's not enough to actually use the site with some applications?