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Yeah, honestly, at most places I work this would never fly because we support people with disabilities and that means having more than just color indicate somet
by lnanek2 13y ago
Yeah, honestly, at most places I work this would never fly because we support people with disabilities and that means having more than just color indicate something is a clickable link. There are even laws forcing this, ADA, for government and education.
Personally, I think they should at least make the summary clickable if they are going to do this.
- cjensen 13y agoI use xScope [1] to simulate seven types of colorblindness. The blue titles are distinctive in every simulation. Does xScope miss something? Or are you assuming that blue is not distinctive because most colors are not distinctive? [1] https://iconfactory.com/software/xscope https://iconfactory.com/software/xscope
- geetee 13y agoAt risk of sounding heartless, catering to the lowest common denominator sucks. Like supporting IE6-level suckiness. There is more than enough information available in markup for accessibility software to override design choices.
- trayfare 13y agoYou don't sound heartless, you just sound like a lazy whiner.