The trend I was talking about is small, well-designed simple to use, truly cross-platform header only libraries. For accessibility I think that's sadly a part

The trend I was talking about is small, well-designed simple to use, truly cross-platform header only libraries. For accessibility I think that's sadly a part that people in general don't seem to care a lot. And while some of the big libraries do a lot for you there, it also depends a lot on how it really is used. The trend to Electron and others also isn't really helping there. To be fair though, I am happy about the trends that this topic is actually something people even are aware of. Five, ten, fifteen years ago this was very different. I remember a time when using HTML over Flash for accessibility reasons was considered a non-argument. Now you see that topic brought up "a lot".