> That something loads faster or has better support for blind people or renders better on my iPad doesn't mean that it's more relevant to my search. To a blind

> That something loads faster or has better support for blind people or renders better on my iPad doesn't mean that it's more relevant to my search. To a blind person, whether a website works well with a screen reader is extremely relevant to their search. Why are their needs less important than yours? > Ideally you could opt in to additional weights like "I'm on a slow connection" and "blind-friendly results first please". This just makes it easier for websites to bloat up or ignore accessibility. I have no issue with search engines penalizing websites to encourage them to take accessibility seriously.