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There is a category of non disabled people who benefit from wheelchair accesses : parents of newborns who have to push a buggy wherever they go. I find it inter
by toto444 5y ago
There is a category of non disabled people who benefit from wheelchair accesses : parents of newborns who have to push a buggy wherever they go. I find it interesting that this positive side effect is rarely mentioned in the discussions about this topic.
Edit : this is actually mentionned in other comments.
- runarberg 5y agoSame with the web. Fully abled users benefit from keyboard accessibility when e.g. their mouse runs out of batteries, or they’re dominant hand is occupied (e.g. carrying baby).
- Mezzie 5y agoAlso accessibility isn't all or nothing. A lot of elderly people benefit from low vision concerns being incorporated into web design.