Because until the government or a philanthropist gives them an open
account so they can hire a dozen more top notch programmers,
screen-reader development will always be based on prioritization and
practicality.
They're shooting at a constantly moving target and always have more on
their to-do list than they'll ever be able to do. Just about the time
something is dialed in it's replaced with a new version and a whole new
set of accessibility issues.
And what may seem trivial to the user may be an difficult (timely)
project for the developer. So we will always have a long list of things
that are inaccessible or problematic. It's just the nature of the beast;
it will never be tamed.
Tom
On 11/25/2013 8:59 PM, Katherine Moss wrote:
What I don’t understand is why the solution for so many accessibility
things is to turn things off. I mean, you’d think that by now, the
social connector for Outlook would be made accessible instead of just
being avoided by the blind community, for instance.
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