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"While responsive and accessible SVGs are possible, they require manual client-side JavaScript logic" an oxymoron, given that many assistive devices don't run
by nhggfu 2y ago
"While responsive and accessible SVGs are possible, they require manual client-side JavaScript logic"
an oxymoron, given that many assistive devices don't run JS [eg text-browsers like lynx]
- arp242 2y agoAlmost all commonly used assistive devices support JavaScript, and have for years. Lynx is not a commonly used assistive device.
- n2e 2y ago“given that many assistive devices don't run JS [eg text-browsers like lynx]” an oxymoron, given that many assistive devices don’t cooperate with any of the web or HMI accessibility guidelines at all [eg my wheelchair]