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It's tiring, but for those of us that have the humility to know, for example, that we aren't experts in implementing every last detail of WCAG-spec compliant ac
by 88913527 4y ago
It's tiring, but for those of us that have the humility to know, for example, that we aren't experts in implementing every last detail of WCAG-spec compliant accessibility --and the application I'm building requires it-- it's better to build on top of someone else's solution. There's so many pitfalls to quite easily writing un-semantic, incorrect HTML. Browsers are forgiving, but a screen reader won't be.
- scarmig 4y agoIME, HTML-driven web applications (to say nothing of simple pages) in the field are generally more screen reader friendly than SPAs, though you can certainly achieve good accessibility with the right team and resources.