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It sounds like design needs to be educated on accessibility. That said, all this and more is possible with Material UI. It's designed for flexibility and custom
by scoot 4y ago
It sounds like design needs to be educated on accessibility. That said, all this and more is possible with Material UI. It's designed for flexibility and customizability in both functionality and appearance.
That doesn't make it okay to break accessibility though.
- geraldwhen 4y agoUntil you need to theme some tabs because design must align the text and icons -just so- and quickly find that not everything in material is themable. Some things are missing. So you style deep dom elements that break when you upgrade material, if you ever do, because upgrading is now too expensive with the Frankenstein you’ve tried to jam into material’s default styles. I’ve worked with many, many designers. None of them have ever liked working with constraints. Even getting a single designer to commit to a color palette is pulling teeth.