silktide | 13 years ago | on: Things I learned by pretending to be blind for a week
Yeah I agree, it's useful as an absolute bare minimum. But you shouldn't just get the green tick and rest on your laurels
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silktide | 13 years ago | on: Things I learned by pretending to be blind for a week
I did look at this before doing testing for this article, but I assume not many blind users will use this setup. When I tested websites I tried to make my experience match the majority of blind users.
silktide | 13 years ago | on: Things I learned by pretending to be blind for a week
Many web devs use the W3C validator and assume the green tick means it's completely accessible. But they can only check for so much, which makes it almost useless. There's no substitute for actual user testing
silktide | 13 years ago | on: Things I learned by pretending to be blind for a week
Haha yes you're right, but the title was getting quite long, and I was hoping that would be implied! I could have extended this further and written about how being blind affected other aspects of my life, but I'm a web developer and wanted to write something about my field of interest. I too would be interested in reading an article about how it affects other aspects of life. maybe you should write one!
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