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Yeah the scrolling is handled by Clay rather than being native (everything has position: absolute and there's almost no nesting). It's very cool but I don't kno

Yeah the scrolling is handled by Clay rather than being native (everything has position: absolute and there's almost no nesting). It's very cool but I don't know if I'd want to ever use it for a website. Native apps though, might be worth trying out.

SkiFire13 2y ago
As if native apps do not need to be accessible
- darby_nine 2y ago
  Most games, for instance, do not offer accessible user interfaces on any level.
  - g15jv2dp 2y ago
    Which is bad.
  - shakna 2y ago
    Speaking of games, one of the most accessible I've ever run across was Gears 5. It allows you to add ping to various obstacles, has both TTS and STT, and so on and... I could actually play it, whilst blind [1]. I could play a shooter, and not suck, without my sight. A lot of what they did with the engine was really simple, but I so wish that there was a wider adoption of those kinds of techniques. [1] My blindness comes and goes. Some days I have 0% vision, other days 75%.