Screen Reader Accessibility
The cluster centers on concerns about a web technique's compatibility with screen readers, debating its impact on accessibility for visually impaired users and potential violations of standards like ADA.
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Doesn't seem any worse for screen readers than for the rest of us.
Seems to me this would interfere with the accessibility of the website for those that use screen readers.
Hmm interesting. I'm curious what this means for accessibility and screen readers.
This would be terrible for accessibility for users using a screen reader.
How does that work for people with accessibility issues, e.g. people using screen readers?
This would have huge accessibility issues, breaking screen readers and the like.
So I'm guessing this isn't accessible for screen readers?
That would do nothing for screen readers thus compromising accessibility.
I wondered if it's for accessibility reasons. Possibly a better experience for screen readers and such.
what about screen readers for blind people (aka accessibility)?