On Sunday, 23 September 2018 at 22:07:36 UTC, Walter Bright wrote:
I met a blind programmer at a conference back in the 80's, and
had a long talk with her and how she did it. I was amazed. Ever
since, I've wanted to ensure products I've worked on were
accessible to the blind.
It's one thing to follow guidelines, it's another to have
someone who relies on a screenreader actually try it out. If
anyone here uses a screenreader, or knows someone who does,
please give dlang.org a try and let us know about how we can
improve their experience with it.
By the top of my head I can already say there are some things
that don't follow accessibility standards like the use of b tags
on the front page, they should be replaced by strong tags
instead. Probably a few more cases too, just a real quick check.
