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This is not an endorsement (or not) for blogs that rely on JS, but apparently 98.6% of screenreader users have javascript enabled.[0] [0] http://webaim.org/pro
by mendelk 13y ago
This is not an endorsement (or not) for blogs that rely on JS, but apparently 98.6% of screenreader users have javascript enabled.[0]
[0] http://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey4/ http://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey4/
- jimktrains2 13y agoDoesn't mean that it's makes for a pleasant or useful experience. Viz http://hanselminutes.com/413/im-a-blind-software-technician-ask-me-anything-with-katherine-moss http://hanselminutes.com/413/im-a-blind-software-technician-... from a sibling comment of yours. Also, I'm surprised I got downvoted for saying that we should be considering the disabled when making decisions on how to structure a blog. I know accessibility isn't _cool_ but it's the right thing to do, especially for a text-based site, like a blog. (PS: mendelk, I'm not accusing you of downvoting me)