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I worked at a company which strongly focused on accessibility. Some of the mobile and front end devs had learnt to test stuff the voiceover and even have a comp
by WhyNotHugo 3y ago
I worked at a company which strongly focused on accessibility. Some of the mobile and front end devs had learnt to test stuff the voiceover and even have a company wide presentation on how these worked and what kind of improvements they’d managed to make. Often times making things accessible for people with special needs also makes it easier to use for everyone else.
I also worked at another company which didn’t give a fuck. I was sometimes asked to review frontend components and would point out how things didn’t work with keyboard-only or how some information was only present colour-coded in blue and red. The devs were very pleased at getting good feedback (eg: getting their components to work with keyboard-only). Management couldn’t care less, and treated my observations as distractions.