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You call it lazy. I call it "focus" or avoiding pre-mature optimization. I find the "legal liability" claim hilarious... I do better than 95% of the web: as I
by flossly 5mo ago
You call it lazy. I call it "focus" or avoiding pre-mature optimization.
I find the "legal liability" claim hilarious... I do better than 95% of the web: as I said I HAVE some screen reader directives (just did not test it), and labels to make the app more accessible.
- 48terry 5mo ago> You call it lazy. I call it "focus" Is this to be read that disabled people and their needs, or more directly from the replied-to comment, "doing the right thing", are not a focus of yours, flossly?
- LtWorf 5mo agoA former coworker of mine opened a meeting saying "we are so good, we care about accessibility". I had been complaining for months and finally a customer had said "we won't buy your product unless it complies to the law".
- DANmode 5mo agoPerhaps an accessible URL you’re associated with in your bio, to bolster your point?
- reaperducer 5mo agoI find the "legal liability" claim hilarious You must have six million dollars laying around. Because that's the penalty Target paid for not having an accessible web site.
- _puk 5mo agoIn 2008.. That wasn't even a regulatory penalty, but a class action by the National Federation of the blind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Federation_of_the_Blind_v._Target_Corp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Federation_of_the_Bli...