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For the US market, have you considered accessibility yet? It’s one of the struggles that one has to deal with in a website builder market. As of now, the struct
by rancar2 5y ago
For the US market, have you considered accessibility yet? It’s one of the struggles that one has to deal with in a website builder market. As of now, the structure of the website being produced has both SEO (creating search engine and related revenue concerns) and accessibility issues. The later are severe enough to end up in an accessibility lawsuit in the US, if one is running a business worth any non-trivial amount of money (i.e. you wouldn’t want it shutdown upon lawsuit).
- jccooper 5y agoThe source of the website shows a nice simple accessibility section, with the content rendered in nice vanilla P and Hx and such tags, with the visual rendering a single easily-ignored SVG below. Presuming those two remain synced, it's probably more accessible than most.
- AndrewSwift 5y agoAccessibility is obviously super important. For now I add accessibility content manually. I'm planning to write a script to automatically convert the Illustrator text to HTML, based on font size and position on the page.