I don’t care. If someone wants to use something then that’s their problem.

Fucking linkedin spam to get me yellow badge like I am 12 or something.

1. Add a fuckton of ARIA attributes
2. Profit???

”If someone wants to use something, that’s their problem”

So your reaction if your website is unsuable or incomprehensable due to poor code is ”that’s their problem”

Lazy 👴🏻

In some cases it is valid, like if you have a photo site and the photo agency doesn’t provide alt-texts: a dev team can’t make it very accessible.

But for a text based site - if it is not accessible - it could’ve been if the dev&design team read up on how

A decent accessibility is often not any real effort

(A plain simple html page is accessible)

it’s often more about avoiding custom crap (like avoiding custom dropdowns that do not use proper html tags and have zero keyboard support - and instead just use the plain defaumt SELECT elements)

@jiraTicket What is the gain from visuals if content is crap ?

That’s lifetime question is content more important than form ?

I’d say yes.

How can they be users if they can’t access your web-app? 🤡

Jokes aside, ARIA

@Chewbanacas That’s not the point. Idiots are giving expert answers for machine learning models and then people are wondering why AI took their job.

Do you remember that yellow badge two years ago ?

That’s why fucking now you’re homeless.

@vane ”What is the gain from visuals if content is crap ? That's lifetime question is content more important than form ? I'd say yes.”

I’m struggling to understand this.

but I agree with the last part: ”content is more important than form”

So it is important to not ruin the content accessibility by trying to achieve pretty visuals