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Sad but typical and not just from big "evil" companies (not suggesting that CF is!) I just ran Jekyll to migrate my Blogger blog to self-hosted and with the de
by lbriner 5y ago
Sad but typical and not just from big "evil" companies (not suggesting that CF is!)
I just ran Jekyll to migrate my Blogger blog to self-hosted and with the default importer and default theme, I clicked the Web Accessibility button and immediately got some several hundred contrast errors (lots of blog post links) and some incorrect heading levels. Just basics but people are too unaware of accessibility requirements that this even happens before a release.
What is missing? Is there not an online checker like w3c does for markup or acid does for browser tests? Oh yes, it is here: https://wave.webaim.org/ https://wave.webaim.org/ and there is also a browser plugin so no real excuses.
- arp242 5y agoI don't know what you did exactly, but the default Jekyll theme is fairly simple black-on-white and doesn't seem to have any major issues from quick spot-check. I think it may be an issue with your import(?)