Mitch Effendi (ميتش أفندي)I am absolutely gobsmacked by the journalistic achievement that @mozilla pulled off with their mental health, prayer, and lifestyle app audit.
Highly worth a read if you are like me and live in the orbit of these trendy app-based therapy services.
Zee@mozilla @msprout I wish I could read what @mozilla has to say
Unfortunately, for some #accessibility is as unimportant to some as #security is to others.
Security and #privacy are things that are important to all of us, not just people who can #read the #Mozilla #website without the need for a #ScreenReader.
Hey Moz, show us who matters without showing us who matters!
Jamie TehZee (@[email protected])
@[email protected] nope. It’s a matter of coding the website/web page to allow #ScreenReaders to remove unnecessary content and permit the technology to focus on giving providing the subject information. If your average document is readable by a screen reader (it is), then it is #coding that removes or interrupts the tech. In other words, this kind of #accessibility is a choice At least that’s how I see it.
@zyz Thanks. To give some context, I'm a screen reader user myself and I'm not having any trouble reading the article or the front page of the guide, so I'm curious as to what problem you're seeing. I do notice the guide could do with more headings and/or landmarks, but from what I can see, the content does appear to be accessible... but perhaps I'm not looking at the same page you're looking at, which is why I asked about what page you're looking at specifically. @msprout @mozilla