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I'm curious why? I built a JS-driven website and did extensive testing with the screen readers available to me (phone, etc). Adding a few aria properties seemed
by janosdebugs 3y ago
I'm curious why? I built a JS-driven website and did extensive testing with the screen readers available to me (phone, etc). Adding a few aria properties seemed to work wonders. I think the problem isn't the SPA concept but rather that people don't bother testing. However, a horrible screen reader experience can be achieved without an SPA too and many do.
- est 3y agoa well designed JS-driven website is OK, but I've seen too many "learn-react-in-30min" style unnessesary SPA that barely works and buggy bullshit. To name a few: - hard-coded buttons disguised as a hyperlink - customized textbox/dropdown disallow copy-paste - poorly defined broken URLs and important pages without a proper URL
- peebeebee 3y agothe first two are just as easily replicated with MPA too.