A blind woman’s message to web developers (opens in new tab)

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11 pointsjzox3y ago2 comments

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Keep DOM elements to a minimum. Provide descriptive alt text for images. Don't rely on JavaScript for content. Follow the W3C accessibility validator recommendations. Regularly test your sites with lynx.

4oo43y ago

That's interesting to test with Lynx, so that's comparable to what a screen reader would see?

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A blind woman’s message to web developers (opens in new tab)

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11 pointsjzox3y ago2 comments

2 comments

mc4ndr33y ago

Keep DOM elements to a minimum. Provide descriptive alt text for images. Don't rely on JavaScript for content. Follow the W3C accessibility validator recommendations. Regularly test your sites with lynx.

4oo43y ago

That's interesting to test with Lynx, so that's comparable to what a screen reader would see?

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse