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I would be very, very curious to see hard numbers on this. Also, it's trivial enough to add a <noscript> tag advising users to turn on Javascript (with a frien
by lukifer 16y ago
I would be very, very curious to see hard numbers on this.
Also, it's trivial enough to add a <noscript> tag advising users to turn on Javascript (with a friendly "here's how" link), or you can do the work to degrade gracefully. Your conversion might drop for such users, but there's no reason it should go to zero.
- mauriciob 16y agoOr you could add the Captcha in this case.
- prawn 16y agoIn which case, are most captchas going to screw blind people anyway?
- count 16y agoreCaptcha has highly-accessible captchas, including audio versions.
- ZoFreX 16y agoHave you ever tried entering an audio captcha?
- prawn 16y agoCan't say I have. Is it not as one might imagine?
- ZoFreX 16y agoIt's difficult to describe. Go sign up for a new Google account [1] and click the wheelchair symbol to activate the audio captcha. [1]: https://www.google.com/accounts/NewAccount https://www.google.com/accounts/NewAccount
- prawn 16y agoOn the off chance someone reads this, I'll try to describe it: over the top of random, unintelligible babbling, a voice reads alphanumeric characters. Parts of it are about as difficult to understand as some captchas are to read recently.