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Links aren't usually unaccompanied. They are usually placed in a context of a sentence or an entire paragraph. Even if the screen reader reads a raw URL as lite
by selfhoster11 6y ago
Links aren't usually unaccompanied. They are usually placed in a context of a sentence or an entire paragraph. Even if the screen reader reads a raw URL as literally the word "link", it's still reasonable. You can even do something like HN does with the URLs next to article titles, list just the domain - or domain.com/username for sites like medium or github, just like HN started doing recently.
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoIt is not just a matter of links. For example, in HTML, the span lang="XX" tag around quoted foreign-language text lets the screenreader know how to properly read those portions, instead of just outputting nonsense.