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Indeed. Good accessibility benefits everyone, even the non-disabled people. And that's even before we start the whole discussion on how everyone will be disable
by troupo 3y ago
Indeed. Good accessibility benefits everyone, even the non-disabled people. And that's even before we start the whole discussion on how everyone will be disabled at one point or another in their lives and so on :)
- infotainment 3y ago> Good accessibility benefits everyone, even the non-disabled people. …until features start getting killed because they can’t be made to work well on screen readers. I’ve seen it happen and it strikes me as unfortunate.
- troupo 3y agoYeah, it' a sad state of things. Since there's no real money in screen readers, no one invests enough to make them better (e.g. to work with highly dynamic interfaces). Since they don't work in a lot of situations, people are disinclined to implement features that don't work well with screen readers. It's almost an impasse