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That said, screenshots of such things bear their own problems in terms of accessibility for screen readers and other supportive devices.
by PinguTS 5y ago
That said, screenshots of such things bear their own problems in terms of accessibility for screen readers and other supportive devices.
- bartread 5y ago> bear their own problems Sure, but these problems were anticipated in the design of, certainly later, HTML specs. One example: the ALT text tag for images, which has been part of the spec since at least HTML4, originally published as a recommendation in 1997. Every image on your website(s) should have ALT text to be screenreader friendly and, if it doesn't, that's on you: it doesn't make using images an inherently bad or accessibility-unfriendly idea.
- ljm 5y agoThe unstyled blockquote is probably enough, without pulling down the JS to embed twitter's marketing, tracking, and whatever else they might be observing. Is it necessary for a quoted tweet to look exactly like it came from Twitter when the text and a link serves an identical purpose? That said, if someone wants to delete a tweet or otherwise correct the record, are you prepared to issue a correction of your own when quoting a tweet? The internet is particularly unforgiving when it comes to this.