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>more accessible than any other web app Well there's our difficulty communicating. I'm talking about all web sites, not just applications that happen to be run
by superkuh 3y ago
>more accessible than any other web app
Well there's our difficulty communicating. I'm talking about all web sites, not just applications that happen to be run in a browser. A regular HTML page with text in it is far more accessible than any application depending on execution could ever be. Web applications can, in very rare cases be made accessible (assuming you have perfect execution and JS feature support in the browser). But actual web pages always are. 99% of the time if you can do it with just HTML and text/images you should.
- demosthanos 3y agoSo you missed that this whole thread is about TFA, which suggests using HTML for: * Switches * Autocomplete input fields * Color pickers * Accordions * Modals The accordion is arguably applicable to both, but with all the others it's pretty clear that TFA is about web apps, not content-heavy web pages.