The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
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The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
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Re: The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
#2So much unnecessary reading to figure out what this is. I gave up.
Re: The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
#3Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
Re: The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
#4Why would I use LogRocket for my all-text no-js web "app"?
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#6https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/
Re: The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
#7Also please don't use bad fonts. Someone posted the following article the other day and the font drove me so nuts that I had to resort editing the CSS code to make it readable.
https://blog.bugsnag.com/bug-day-race-condition-therac-25/
I really wish "reading mode" was a prominent feature in desktop browsers.
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#8Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
Blog content seems to load with Javascript disabled in Chrome, with the only thing missing being the Clap, bookmark, share icons that follow the side of the article and the account menu drop down.
Re: The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
#9https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/
haha, good one
Re: The easiest way to keep your web apps accessible: Just use text
#10Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
The whole post is a preface to an ad. What did you expect.