Good morning! No plans for the day so I’ll read. 📚

Wishing you all a wonderful Wednesday filled with only good things, safety, high energy and positivity. Be kind to yourself and those around you, hug tight those you love most and smile, you make this world a beautiful place when you do! 🤗🫶❤️🫂 #GoodMorning #Positivity #Reading #Braille

If you want to join apositive subreddit for the blind, try r/BlindandFine. The subject matter is far less strict than at r/blind, since not everything needs to be related to blindness. This is more of a place where we can get to know each other and have fun. We allow sighted people to join as well, and we welcome questions about blindness if they are genuine, requests for feedback on surveys or technology about/for the blind, etc. However, I do ask that you join only if you are eighteen or older. Please also note that this is not a therapy/support group. If you need that, then r/blind is for you.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BlindAndFine/

#accessibility #blind #blindness #braille #friendship #questions #Reddit #subreddit #surveys #technology

📚 Accès à la lecture en francophonie.
🔗 https://actualitte.com/article/130620/tribunes/francophonie-le-braille-devient-un-enjeu-mondial-d-acces-a-la-lecture

Dans l’espace francophone, l’accès aux textes se redéfinit. Le handicap visuel s’impose comme enjeu global.
Éditeurs et institutions face à une adaptation nécessaire.

#Edition #Braille #Lecture

Do any of you know if you can buy a braille typewriter for less than 200€?

#Braille

#accessibility question:

I'm writing a plain #HTML webpage, and I'd like to write two lists. One of arguments, and one of counter-arguments. I'd like each element in the second list to reference its corresponding argument in the first list.

For sighted-folks, I think using strikethrough text is a good way to get the effect I want. In markdown it would look something like:

Arguments:
- argument1
- argument2

Counters:
- ~argument1~ counter-1
- ~argument2~ counter-2

However, in HTML I have more options than just using the tilde that markdown gives me. I could use a `s` tag to indicate strikethrough text. Or I could use a `del` tag to indicate deleted text.

My reading of MDN[1] suggests that in my case `s` is more appropriate, but if there's anyone with more experience with #screenreader or #braille tech, I'd love to hear any advice.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/Elements