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> There is no guarantee that a website will be functional or work correctly for those without disabilities, much less be designed in a user friendly easy to use
by Eduard 5y ago
> There is no guarantee that a website will be functional or work correctly for those without disabilities, much less be designed in a user friendly easy to use way.
Is this a strawman argument by someone who doesn't understand accessibility or do you have actual examples?
- cookingmyserver 5y agoSerious question, are you really asking for examples of broken sites? Have you never used a site that was broken, took forever to do something simple, or was otherwise not acting as expected? Just this week the LMS our company uses accidentally removed existing functionality we relied on to sell courses. They didn’t purposely remove the feature, but instead a UI overhaul never included the UI for it. The feature was still available in the backend and for the legacy design, but they just forgot to include it in the redesign. Also, present your argument for why I don’t understand accessibility.