Totally, I am a dyslexic and frequent user of my systems text-to-speech vocaliser as well as a big proponent of immediate mode graphics. Every single time this

Totally, I am a dyslexic and frequent user of my systems text-to-speech vocaliser as well as a big proponent of immediate mode graphics. Every single time this topic comes up people who often neither use accessibility features nor program immediate mode graphics make this point as a cheap put down. Sure this is a downside of the paradigm, just like a hovering dropdown menus is hard to always do right in immediate mode layouts. In both cases there are ways this can be mitigated. This point has been made so many times that I got my cheap comeback ready: Here is a blog post by the web agency of the W3C giggle explaining why they had to create there own CMS system because existing solutions don't have good support for accessibility giggle: https://w3c.studio24.net/updates/on-not-choosing-wordpress/ https://w3c.studio24.net/updates/on-not-choosing-wordpress/