Client: "Well, sometimes we have to break accessibility on our site when it gets in the way of other users."
Me: 🤔
Client: "Well, sometimes we have to break accessibility on our site when it gets in the way of other users." Me: 🤔 18 comments
@davidbisset that ramp surely was installed for semi-frequent carts of heavy stuff, surely, not for wheelchair users - with some movable section that temporarily blocks the door? can't believe anyone would make a wheelchair ramp like that (the metaphor is spot-on though) @JackEric @davidbisset Do a search for images of accessibility fails. It is very believable that this could indeed be a wheelchair ramp. It might not be, as you say, but it definitely could be. @davidbisset@phpc.social @davidbisset People reasoning this way would need a lesson... Do you want to break accessibility? Perfect, I give you a site that's accessible to blind only. Screen completely black. @talksina @davidbisset love the idea, the only problem is that sighted people could totally use a screen reader to still use the page. :( @talon @talksina @davidbisset lol, you don't know how many of theese don't know how to handle a ScreenReader at all. Many of them even get totally confused because they have to use it without the Mouse or because they don't understand its Speech. @svenja @talksina @davidbisset I know they won't. I know they'd get confused. But the reality is they could do it. Whereas if a page is completely inaccessible, we just straight up can't, even if we did struggle. @svenja @talon @davidbisset But sighted could get a disturbing sound. If they use the mouse they get a continuous whistle like when the microphone is somehow disturbed @talon - here ! your new laptop. If this has an infill platform when the door's closed then it mightn't actually be that bad. @davidbisset does anyone else get flashbacks of the first level of quake? The little "ramp" with the split at the door that you have to jump over to get to the second little secret area? No? Probably just me. Lol what we need is a law: NO building gets a CofA until some disabled people have signed off on it |
@davidbisset It's a jump, not a bug.