The article makes a mistake conflating accessibility issues with pedantry. Keyboard navigability isn't just a “nice to have”; it's something that makes the diff

The article makes a mistake conflating accessibility issues with pedantry. Keyboard navigability isn't just a “nice to have”; it's something that makes the difference between usable and unusable for a minority of users. Now imagine you're such a user and you're told to stop being such a pedant and you should learn to be content with lower quality software. It's downright offensive. It's like telling a deaf person to “just listen properly”.