Ah, now we can talk specifics. I look forward to talking with you more off HN, but for now, check out the Bootstrap accessibility plugin from PayPal: https://p

Ah, now we can talk specifics. I look forward to talking with you more off HN, but for now, check out the Bootstrap accessibility plugin from PayPal: https://paypal.github.io/bootstrap-accessibility-plugin/ https://paypal.github.io/bootstrap-accessibility-plugin/ Addendum: Accessibility validation tools exist, but the best way to test accessibility is with a real screen reader or other assistive technology. On Mac, the VoiceOver screen reader is built in; just press Command+F5 to turn it on, and go through the tutorial. On Windows, there's an excellent open-source screen reader called NVDA (http://www.nvaccess.org/ http://www.nvaccess.org/). On desktop Linux, there's the Orca screen reader for GNOME and (less well supported) Unity. The screen reader for iOS is also called VoiceOver, and on Android, there's TalkBack. They can both be found in Settings. Note: On mobile platforms, screen readers change all the touchscreen gestures. FWIW, the majority of blind programmers I know use Windows as their primary platform for real work, and iOS as their primary mobile platform.