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My hypothetical assumes that the team was writing 95% accessible software already. The last 2 weeks are for the final push. Of course, if this is a truly all-o
by hiAndrewQuinn 1y ago
My hypothetical assumes that the team was writing 95% accessible software already. The last 2 weeks are for the final push.
Of course, if this is a truly all-or-nothing thing where you need to do it 100% perfectly to incur no extra cost, then that strengthens my argument for the compatibility layer, it doesn't diminish it. Very few non-specialists can get something 100% right on the first shot.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoFair enough. > Very few non-specialists can get something 100% right on the first shot. But that certainly doesn’t stop managers from assuming 100%, first shot. In my experience, a realistic plan can save huge amounts of cost; in far more areas than just accessibility. Also in my experience: realistic plans are unicorns.