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It's not an undue burden. Either don't break screen readers with javascript bullshit, or un-break them by having a sane tab order and present aria tags and imag
by freeone3000 7y ago
It's not an undue burden. Either don't break screen readers with javascript bullshit, or un-break them by having a sane tab order and present aria tags and image descriptions. Try it with keyboard navigation, listen to what it sounds like, and if it's functional, you pass. It's not that hard.
- anonytrary 7y ago> Either don't break screen readers with javascript bullshit It's your site. You have the freedom to break your own property. This is apparently a contradiction. This addition seems to say that I can't break my own property if it means some people can't see it. How is this constitutional?
- anonymousab 7y agoIt's you're site that you can do with as you please right up until you're running a business and selling goods. Everything changes then, even without the ADA.