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I have a medical disorder which could one day render me blind. I worry about how much of the web I will be able to use. Don’t JS free web pages have better ac
by pyuser583 4y ago
I have a medical disorder which could one day render me blind.
I worry about how much of the web I will be able to use.
Don’t JS free web pages have better accessibility?
- Tajnymag 4y agoAs long as the underlying DOM uses the correct semantics, there shouldn't really be a great difference. One can write a static page that would be less accessible than a js heavy alternative. Screen readers nowadays work with the rendered page DOM, not the raw html.