@pavelasamsonov@mastodon.social2025-11-12 21:56:59
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@matthiasott@mastodon.social2025-09-12 22:11:48
🎧 Listening (at 1.5x speed … 😅) to a wonderful conversation between two of my favourite people: @… navigating the world of web #accessibility with @…
@chrysn@chaos.social2025-09-17 05:05:15
Terminal users who use #accessibility tools, what is your take on emoji in console applications, especially compared to marker characters (eg. angular brackets for directions or hashes for comments) and to explicitly spelled out labels?
Does an "info" emoji render "ℹ️ Some information" (or a warning as in "⚠️ X went wrong") get across well for terminal assi…
@unchartedworlds@scicomm.xyz2025-10-04 11:07:59
Content warning: web access design, state of play
Excellent article from @…, including both an overview and illustrative examples.
As an occasional web-tinkerer, I couldn't fully understand the web design details like a professional would. But from the parallels with event organising, I can tell that the overall vibe is spot-on: don't treat access as an afterthought which can be tacked on later, build it in from day 1.
"If you don't know enough about disabled users to understand their needs: find out. Knowing enough about accessibility to know when to seek out specialist guidance, and to understand it when you get it, should be a core competency for standards engineers. ...
"Getting this right requires a bit more work up-front, but – just as it is with front-end development – ultimately saves potential years of clean-up work (or having to scrap projects after years of effort), as well as avoiding harming disabled users."
#access #design #standards #WebStandards #accessibility #a11y #disability #UX
@castarco@hachyderm.io2025-08-27 20:21:14
Geeky question: is anyone thinking or working on adapting #accessibility and #i18n #web standards to the impending avalanche of bad #AI translations that we'll have to deal with as users?
I'll be more specific, one example: I can prefer Spanish texts over English ones... as long as they are written by a human being and are not a terrible automated translation made by an AI, in which case I'd prefer to read the original English text. But... as of today, I have no way to specify that through my browser settings.