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Not really an expert, but here goes: JS is for talking to computers, text is for talking to people. Accessibility, practically speaking, often means text-to-spe
by pjmorris 7y ago
Not really an expert, but here goes: JS is for talking to computers, text is for talking to people. Accessibility, practically speaking, often means text-to-speech. At that point, JS is just gobbledygook in the way.