I'm angry about this and want to shout, but I don't know very many folks who care to hear me shout about accessibility IRL. So I'm shouting on social media. We don't know the outcome, but I'm still shouty. So.
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If you're not testing your UI for users who enlarge font sizes, your UI testing may as well be nonexistent.
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โ Maybe I'm crazy but I don't like when someone in a video says an explicit word without being censored, but then the captions just delete that word. No placeholder, no special characters, just blank space. I am not deaf, but I believe anyone who benefits from CC deserves the right to swear words.
I'm trying to open a new gmail account for a student.
They ask for her phone number, and then I get a QR code that sends me to her messages app.
I send the confirmation message, but it is not received.
I get a warning the google cannot send messages or call my number.
There are no alternatives to confirm her identity.
It is a regular cellphone number on a regular carrier.
Anyone have any idea how to fix this?
She is a blind 73 year old iPhone user. Don't mock her for needing google services.