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> Accessible design tends to be easier to read in general, helping everyone. This is not necessarily so. I develop mobile apps for a large corp. Our designers
by Bendingo 7y ago
> Accessible design tends to be easier to read in general, helping everyone.
This is not necessarily so.
I develop mobile apps for a large corp. Our designers are often told by the accessibility team to change their design in ways that make the more accessible, but reduce the usability for normal users.
I'm talking about simple controls that most people take for granted, like date/time pickers, carousels etc.
- aaronbrethorst 7y agoCan you give a specific example?