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It's different from the implementer's perspective because the implementer can go back to the CEO (maybe indirectly) saying "I can make that work 80% of the time
by amalcon 5y ago
It's different from the implementer's perspective because the implementer can go back to the CEO (maybe indirectly) saying "I can make that work 80% of the time, but it just can't be done for the 20% of users who have expressed a preference to the contrary". In your example the CEO gets the option to say "OK, make it work most of the time". In a compliance situation, the CEO is legally obligated to can the whole project, find someone willing to put the text in a JPEG with the attendant accessibility issues, or some other draconian maneuver.
- gowld 5y agoIf you send me a government mandated form, and I scrible on it, you aren't liable for anything. The only potential concern is if the content is deployed through a framework like Wordpress that might add CSS.