Perhaps Apple employees should have to spend a day with blindfolds on using VoiceOver. I don't mean that sarcastically, but I do remember when Microsoft touted Internet Explorer as being able to be operated totally with keyboard shortcuts without touching the mouse. I know, it's not the same thing, but I think people who want to develop products for people with differing abilities should, perhaps, have to walk a while in their shoes. Obviously, there are other disabilities as well, so it would mean a lot of pairs of shoes, but I bet it would work better for everyone as a result.
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